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“Valve Tag Charts” A vital component to your building’s Emergency Management Plan
Having a readily available valve tag chart as part of a building's management toolkit represents a pragmatic and strategic investment. It not only safeguards against the financial repercussions of leaks and floods but also supports a more efficient, responsive, and cost-effective approach to building maintenance, aligning with the broader goal of optimizing operational expenditures while ensuring the safety and functionality of your building.
Power Failures in High-Rise Condominiums
As with all incidents impacting a high-rise building’s operations requiring a response, lessons learned are identified after the incident, to ensure that the next incident impacts us all - less. This is the very foundation of having an “active” risk management program required by building Owners. The following is a brief list of lessons learned, best practices and tips to ensure your high-rise building is ready for the next power failure.
Suspicious Incident Awareness; Better preparing front line staff above and beyond Security
Suspicious Incident Awareness; Better preparing front line staff - Above and beyond Security