Category Archives: Fire

IN THE FACE OF IMPENDING DISASTER – Evacuation Protocols

Photo Via Pexels Whether it’s a fire, flood, earthquake, or any Emergency evacuations are crucial in ensuring the safety of individuals in the face of natural other emergency, having a well-thought-out evacuation plan can make a significant difference. Here is a detailed explanation of what to do in an emergency evacuation: Stay Calm The first […]

BRACING FOR IMPACT: The Benefits of Disaster Readiness

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Are you ready? Natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, or wildfires can strike suddenly, leaving devastation in their wake. While some view preparation for these calamities as optional, the truth is it’s absolutely essential. Being prepared can not only preserve your physical well-being but also safeguard your financial stability and property. In this article from […]

EASY READINESS TIPS FOR WHEN A NATURAL DISASTER STRIKES

Image via Pexels Written By: Thomas Walker Easy Readiness Tips for When a Natural Disaster Strikes The thing about natural disasters is that they can strike at any time; hence, the importance of being prepared at all times. Fortunately, with NEPTA, you can brace and prepare yourself for whatever is to come your way with […]

STAGES OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT CYCLE

Following up on the last post regarding the Disaster Management Cycle and causes of…. In today’s blog article we will take an in-depth look at the stages of the cycle. Emergency managers think of disasters as recurring events with five phases: Prevention, Mitigation, Preparedness, Response, Recovery. The significance of the management cycle is that all communities are in […]

Smoke, Soot, and Debris: CLEANING AFTER A FIRE

Photo Credit: Mike Petrucci via Unsplash According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), indoor air can be up to 100 times more toxic than the air you breathe outdoors. Imagine the effect of a fire on the quality of air in a commercial building. Lingering particulate matter from debris represents a significant threat to respiratory […]