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After the Storm Safety Tips for Springfield Businesses?

1/30/2024 (Permalink)

Snow is cleared from a public walkway after a storm. We are leaders in commercial damage restoration services in Lane County.

Our local Springfield and East Lane County teams have been restoring storm damage for commercial businesses in Springfield for years. Here are some safety tips from the Insurance Institute of Business and Home Safety for things companies can do after a storm:

Activate your business continuity plan

  • Ensure everyone is safe
  • Make sure guests, clients, and employees are safe
  • Be prepared to evacuate if structural damage from snow and ice makes a building unsafe
  • Stay away from downed powerlines
  • Snow removal

Safety first!

  • Keep the parking lot and sidewalks surrounding the building free of snow and ice. Shovel after each snowfall. Keep ice melt/salt on the ground to prevent slips and falls.
  • Place non-slip mats in front of entryways to prevent slipping as employees and customers enter/exit your business property.
  • Monitor your roof’s snow load to ensure it does not exceed its maximum capacity
  • Conduct an assessment of the snow and ice equivalent.
  • If you have excessive snow or ice dams, have your snow removal team safely remove the snow and ice dams.
  • Watch for signs of snow load damage, such as creaking sounds, a sagging roof, cracks in the ceiling or walls, water stains, and doors or windows that no longer open and close correctly.
  • In case of a power outage, use your generator.

Call Us Today!

When your commercial business or home has storm damage and needs storm damage restoration services, our local Springfield and East Lane County teams are Here to Help. ® Call us today at 541-741-7925.

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