As June approaches and marks the start of hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico, it's a good time to brush up on emergency preparedness procedures. Below are four helpful articles from our archives for you to revisit and stay safe this season.
EPA Urges Operators to Prepare for Hazardous Weather Ahead of Hurricane Season
The EPA urges facility operators to review safety protocols for preventing, minimizing and reporting chemical releases during extreme weather.
Prepare Your Crew for the Top Five Weather Hazards on Job Sites
From deadly heatwaves to unexpected lightning strikes, extreme weather poses a serious safety threat to construction crews and project timelines. In this article, read about how to safeguard your job site and avoid delays by implementing targeted contingency plans.
How to Train Your Team for Emergency Situations
In the unpredictable sewer and water industry, a well-practiced Emergency Action Plan is both an OSHA requirement and a crucial lifeline for your crew. Learn how to develop and implement a robust strategy that empowers your team to safely mitigate, respond to, and recover from any crisis.
Assessing Electric Motors for Safety, Performance Following Flooding & Storm Damage
In the wake of devastating hurricanes, Nidec/U.S. MOTORS released guidance for assessing and repairing flood-damaged pump motors in water treatment facilities. In this online article, read about the steps your team can take to safely evaluate equipment, mitigate saltwater corrosion and get your vital systems back online quickly.
