Cabinets Plus
Watertown, MA:
How to be prepared in case of fire
What should you do now to make life easier if your home burns in a fire.…
Prepare for severe weather: 9 things to know and do
The severe weather preparation to do in advance. How it can help you and your family stay safe and help you protect your property if the unexpected happens.
4 Steps to Prepare for an Outage
The quest for 100 percent reliability is one that can’t be achieved, but it’s possible to get very close. While completely eliminatin...
Preparing your Community for the Worst
Disasters are not limited to hurricanes, tornadoes and earthquakes; they also include man-made events that can cause loss of life and property, such as a train derailment, forest fire, an act of terrorism, or a gas line rupture. Homeowners and communities need to be prepared for any of these potential disasters, and having an emergency
4 Steps to Prepare For an Emergency!
Have you thought about what you would do to protect yourself and your family in the case of an emergency? Here are the top 4 common elements that should be a part of your emergency preparedness plan.
Follow these 8 steps to prepare for a crisis
Your response to a disaster starts long before the first flare-up. It must begin with a change in mindset among everyone in your organization. Preserving your reputation is vital. Here’s how.
5 Things to Prepare You for a Flood
Al Roker explains five things that will keep you and your family safe when preparing for a flood.
We Prepare. You Should, Too.
Service members train and prepare year-round so when disasters strike, troops are ready to help those in harm’s way. Learn how you can prepare, too.
Senior advocate: These simple tips can help to protect your home from fires
There are many ways you can prepare your home and yard to make it as safe as possible to prevent fires from spreading to your house.
Preparing for Disaster When ‘Disasters’ Seem to Be Changing
Anticipating a disaster—whether an explosion, crane or building collapse, shooting, cybercrime or hacking—will reduce risk and protect employees.
3 questions to ask as we prepare for the next disaster
All of us play a part in protecting ourselves, our families, our neighbors, our community, our state and nation.
When disaster strikes: Preparing for climate change
Natural disasters tend to disproportionately affect the poor, who have a limited ability to cope with the impact.
5 things businesses must do to prepare for disaster
With a disaster plan, small businesses can recover quickly and find new customers.
Hoarding or prepared? Snowfall sends people to grocery stores to prepare
Snow is on the way, so you know what that means: the grocery store rush is on. Many folks may make light of this, but for some people, panic sets in and they have to get food and water. According to psychologists, irrational hoarding before a big snowfall happens all the time.
Preparing an IoT application? Check if you need a privacy assessment
IoT and privacy: they do go hand in hand, especially when IoT privacy assessments are not just a good idea but also increasingly mandatory.
Wills for Heroes helps families of first responders prepare for the worst
A national organization is helping the families of first responders prepare for the possibility that their hero does not make it home.
