Communicating during a crisis can be challenging for any industry and commercial real estate is no exception. In order to maintain the safety of your tenants, building, and the reputation of your company, it’s crucial to ensure that you have a robust crisis...
For building owners, one of the most crucial aspects of the job is ensuring the safety of tenants, visitors and property managers. Ensuring your building is compliant with OSHA and other local, state and federal regulations by creating an Emergency Action Plan (EAP)...
With so many aspects of business continuity and emergency preparedness, it’s easy for property managers to end up with multiple vendors all striving for the same end result – ensuring your building is prepared for and able to respond to an emergency situation. While...
One of the most common phrases we hear in the business continuity and life safety industry is “Why do I need it? We are doing fine as is.” Many building owners think that as long as there isn’t an emergency in their building or they haven’t...
When you are building an Emergency Action Plan (EAP) that is going to be thorough, it’s important to remember that there are more emergency situations than you can possibly imagine and not all of them are from natural disasters. Today’s power outage in San...
