School Disaster Preparedness Earthquake response workshop

Spend the day with Professional Fire Captain Wayne Bennett, author and Survival Skills & Co. owner. He has trained over 30,000 school employees since 1991 in his one day disaster workshops. He is the leading expert on Disaster Response and Preparedness for schools. He guides you step by step through this exciting training. You will leave with dozens of new strategies for your staff to save lives and enable them to become part of the solution, not the problem.

A One-Day Workshop for all

School & Business Disaster Teams !

Workshop price includes a 80 pg. "Disaster Survival Skills" workbook, and our new "Disaster Response Guide for Schools" 20 pg. step by step guide for your staff to save lives.

ONE-DAY WORKSHOP ON EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE

$149.95
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Who Should Attend?
If you are responsible for disaster preparedness at your site
Responsible for purchasing disaster supplies
If you are the Disaster Preparedness Coordinator at your site

Is your Disaster Plan still based on 1991 thinking?

Get the latest information and training along with our 80 page workbook to take your sites preparedness to the next level. Don't allow your staff to be assigned to teams one more day without our lifesaving training. Everyone's safety depends on it. Prepare your staff with the skills and the confidence to carry out the plan.

This is guaranteed to be the most rewarding Disaster Preparedness workshop you have ever attended or your money back. Sign up today!

Are your teachers only checking on the injured, then leaving? Learn the new standard.
Are your teachers aware of the 3 things that must always be done before evacuating?
Are they still marking doors before they evacuate?
Does it still take teachers 20 minutes to take roll and begin Search & Rescue?
Are your Search& Rescue teams still doing sweeps? Learn why sweep teams don't
Are you still searching empty rooms? Learn the new strategies.
Is First aid area disorganized and dysfunctional? Learn the techniques the pros use.
Unsure of how many people should be on each team? We will give you the numbers.
Still using out of date, out of protocol first aid supplies (i.e. Hydrogen peroxide, alcohol,
Are you adding bleach to your water storage. Learn the dangers.

Guaranteed you will learn more in one day than any other Disaster Workshop!

Sign-up today online or fax over your PO# today 1-888-705-2184

Disaster Preparedness for Schools and Businesses
No one enjoys contemplating natural and manmade disasters. But, as the saying goes, you should always prepare for the worst and hope for the best. Time and again, research has shown that those who have prepared for an emergency fare better in the face of disaster than those who have not. This is true for air travel, where people who mentally map out an evacuation route are more likely to survive an air emergency than other passengers, and it is true for people facing catastrophic events on the ground, such as an earthquake or hurricane.

While disaster preparedness, in the form of supplies and training, is an important consideration for every family, it takes on a whole new meaning for businesses and schools. When you're responsible for other people - or other people's children - you must prepare an appropriate response in case of a natural disaster or terrorist event. This means having adequate disaster preparedness supplies and kits on hand, but it also means ensuring that employees and teachers are appropriately trained.

While there are many sources of emergency supplies and kits, it's common sense that those designed by first responders and emergency services personnel are superior to those compiled by other suppliers. After all, these are the people who are out in the field and who have firsthand experience in dealing with the unimaginable.

If you own or manage a business or school, you can rely on companies created by professional firefighters to deliver both the first aid supplies and the classes you need. For example, a 10-person corporate disaster kit might contain food, water, medical supplies, sanitation materials, and tools to shut off utilities. Similarly, a classroom evacuation pack may contain light sticks, water pouches, survival blankets, and first aid supplies, while a student pack could contain a food bar, water pouches, a light stick, and basic first aid.

If you're a school administrator, your disaster plan may be outdated. It's critical that your disaster preparedness coordinator learn new best practices and strategies for evacuation and triage, as well as techniques that professionals use for first aid. You'll definitely want to obtain copies of a leading edge disaster response guide for schools, which should cover team organizing, search and rescue, triage, disaster first aid, and lockdown procedures.

If you're a business owner or manager, it's important that your management and disaster teams take classes in survival skills. Often, they will be in a better position to conduct light rescues than first responders, who may not have immediate access to the building. Similarly, they will likely need to know CPR, how to differentiate between serious and minor injuries, and how to treat those conditions that are treatable.

Within the corporate world, "risk management" is a hot topic of discussion. All too often, risk management discussions are limited to financial risk, information security risk, or reputational risk. Any comprehensive risk management assessment should include risks to people and property caused by disasters. In the face of an emergency, you can greatly mitigate the risk of death and further property damage by undergoing the proper training and procuring the proper preparedness supplies.

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