Objective: To assure familiarity and understanding of common health hazards present in flooded areas. Floods are extremely dangerous to life and health, even in their aftermath. Everyone involved in response and recovery operations must be aware of the hazards they face. ExhaustionHypothermiaHeat IllnessContaminated WaterClick here to download the training short in EnglishClick here to download the training short in Spanish Safety & Training Shorts provided by George Petersen Insurance Agency, the proud
Hazards of voltage testing: Anyone performing electrical measurements must understand the safety hazards associated with this task and be certain that their tools meet code requirements. Persons testing voltage on energized equipment or for verification on locked out equipment can be injured if test instruments are not appropriately applied or the wrong instrument is used for the job. Make sure your instrument is appropriately rated for the equipment being tested:Qualified persons need to be trained to
During each architectural phase, our goal is to guide clients with clarity and intention. As Bay Area architects, after the conceptual foundation of Schematic Design is developed and approved, the project transitions into buildable architectural solutions with a deeper, more technical phase known as Design Development, the second of the 5 Basic Architectural Services. This stage represents the shift from big “pie in the sky” ideas to coordinated, buildable architectural solutions. It is where your
Check out the Fire Smart Yards flipbook – a bilingual (English + Spanish), photo-rich guide to designing beautiful, fire-resilient landscapes. Created with input from local landscape professionals, this flipbook offers practical tips and inspiring visuals on mulch, spacing, tree care, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned pro, a hobby gardener, or just curious about fire-smart landscaping, this is for you. View It here. This guide provides a brief overview of the main principles of fire smart landscaping,
Objective: To reinforce awareness of the potential dangers involved with space heater use.Understanding the Dangers Many people use portable and in-wall gas or electric space heaters to warm their workplaces, offices, or a room at home. Failing to follow important safety instructions can cause fires and serious injuries, including burns and carbon monoxide poisoning, or even death. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions when operating a portable heater.Click here to download the training short in