Emergency Planning In Transportation And Warehouse Environments

Workplace emergencies can strike without warning, but when employees are prepared, the impact of injuries and damage can be significantly reduced. From natural disasters to human-caused incidents, transportation and warehouse environments face a wide range of potential emergencies; including medical crises, gas leaks, fires, explosions, hurricanes, floods, riots, acts of terrorism, and even active shooter situations.

Taking a comprehensive approach to spotlighting the potential devastation of warehouse and transportation workplace emergencies, this course shows employees the role an Emergency Action Plan plays in teams getting a head start on most emergencies, so they know how to act quickly and effectively when one occurs.

Present this course so all employees are aware of the transportation and warehouse environment emergencies that can occur and the steps to take to reduce their potential and avoid worst-case outcomes if one does occur.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

Transportation and Warehouse environment employees at all levels in all departments

• Introduction
• The Planning Process
• The Threat Of Terrorism
• Active Shooter Situations
• Your Role In Emergency Planning
• Emergency Action Drills: The Process
• Emergency Action Drills: Playing Your Part
• Conclusion

• Emergency Planning
• Emergency Planning In Construction Environments
• Emergency Planning In Food Processing And Handling Environments