Category Archives: Safety, emergency management, security and privacy

Home Safety Tips For Every Household – Vacation is the best way to break the monotony of daily routine. It not only refreshes and refreshes your body and mind but also brings a positive outlook. This relaxation time is important for us to relax. However, Whether it’s a weekend getaway or a long trip planned, you need to make sure that your home and other belongings are safe and secure. According to reports, India has seen a rise in theft rates in the past decade.

Here are some curated safety tips to ensure that your happy place is safe and protected while you are away.

Home Safety Tips For Every Household

One of the most important safety tips before leaving for vacation is to lock your doors, windows and garage properly. This stands as your initial line of defense against thieves. If this is managed in the right way, then … Read the rest

Home Safety And Security: A Holistic Approach – Today, Maslow’s pyramid is so common that most people are not familiar with the concept. In an article reviewed by clinical psychologist David Susman, Cherry says, “Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is one of the most popular theories of motivation.” Unlike many of his peers at the time who were concerned with the eradication of immorality, “Maslow was more interested in studying what makes people happy and what they do to achieve that goal.” He described five levels: Physiological, security, love and belonging, dignity, and self-realization. In its original definition, each level provides a way to achieve goals by maximizing growth potential. The idea was that when a person’s “basic needs” are met, happiness depends more on achieving higher levels of desire. “As people move up the pyramid, the needs tend to increase psychologically and socially.” It should be noted that from the … Read the rest

Emergency Response Planning For Homeowners – Earthquakes, wildfires, floods, and terrorism are examples of unexpected disasters that result in catastrophic loss of life and property. While we cannot predict when these disasters will strike, we can be prepared. The City of Aliso Viejo is dedicated to protecting lives, property and the environment before, during and after a disaster. The city is working closely with regional emergency management partners such as the Orange County Sheriff’s Department, the Orange County Fire Authority and members of the community to increase resilience and improve preparedness.

This guide provides important information to help residents take ownership of their personal preparedness. When community members are prepared, our emergency management system and first responders are better able to respond to a disaster. Disaster preparedness residents can contribute to the overall safety of our city and be a resource to their family, friends, neighbors and co-workers during a … Read the rest

Home Safety Guidelines: A Comprehensive Approach – Construction sites are dangerous places to work. Follow these 10 simple construction site safety rules to protect yourself and others. From wearing personal protective equipment to following procedures, you can help make your workplace a safer place to work and prevent accidents.

Construction work is high risk. Every year, thousands of people are injured while working on construction sites. And unfortunately, construction is often the industry with the most fatalities each year.

Home Safety Guidelines: A Comprehensive Approach

The fatal injury rate (1.62 per 100,000 workers) is about 4 times the industry-wide rate. HSE UK Construction Statistics 2021, p.15

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On average, you are more likely to be injured or killed if you work in construction. But it doesn’t have to be that way!

It is possible to stay safe on a construction site. Expect your construction sites to be … Read the rest

Emergency Preparedness: Homeowner’s Handbook – September is National Preparedness Month, and the home service experts at One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning, Mister Sparky, Benjamin Franklin Plumbing, and Screenmobile will help you stay prepared for disasters with some helpful tips for around your home!

Temperatures can be volatile in any season, and it’s no surprise that heat waves and winter storms are becoming more common. By taking proactive steps to prepare for extreme weather, you can minimize the risk of your HVAC system breaking down when you need it most.

Emergency Preparedness: Homeowner’s Handbook

By taking active steps to be prepared, you can meet the challenges of extreme weather and enjoy a comfortable home, no matter what the season has to offer. Contact One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning for all your HVAC needs.

Emergency Preparedness & Disaster Recovery

Being prepared for a power outage in the event of a … Read the rest

Ensuring Safety In Your Living Space – There are many types of houses and not all of them look like this, but we hope you find the information useful for each room or living area. We’ve got advice on how to make sure your shed and garden is a safe place for children and adults to reduce the risk of accidental poisoning.

Simply click on the links to learn more about some products that may cause harm if swallowed, inhaled, or after skin or eye contact. You’ll also learn about poison-proofing tips to keep your home safe for you, your family, and your visitors.

Ensuring Safety In Your Living Space

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Managing Emergencies: Homeowner’s Guide – We value your privacy. We may collect personal information from you for business, marketing and commercial purposes. Read more

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Managing Emergencies: Homeowner’s Guide

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You may not be able to predict when a home emergency will happen, but … Read the rest

Enhancing Home Security: Practical Tips – One of the most important steps you can take to burglar-proof your home is securing your front door. According to statistics, the front door is where most burglars enter homes (source). They usually just kick it.

Reinforcing your front door will help to lower the likelihood of a successful burglary. Many methods are available; however, some are ineffective and cause more harm than help.

Enhancing Home Security: Practical Tips

The lock you use is the most important part of front door security. Locks may vary in terms of security. Make sure you’re not using a broken lock that’s causing trouble. Picking the wrong lock is one of the issues. You should also be aware of threats to your lock.

Improve The Security Of Your Home Windows

A top-notch lock is a necessity for home security. A strong deadbolt lock can significantly reduce the likelihood … Read the rest

Privacy Practices For Residential Dwellings – As in much of the country, the housing crisis has put pressure on new and old residents in the Hudson Valley. In the past few years, a confluence of factors has led some municipalities, such as Newburgh and Kingston, to go so far as to declare housing emergencies. A flurry of post-Covid newcomers, an increase in short-term rentals, and continued problems with zoning and new construction have made renting and buying in the area unaffordable for many. A debate rages over how to deal with these problems, with multiple stakeholders, from village mayors to state officials, disagreeing on the best approaches. How can many people add housing to an area to escape the density of large urban centers?

A partial answer may lie in backyards, basements, attics, or other ancillary spaces of existing properties. Accessory dwelling units, or simply ADUs, add secondary units to … Read the rest

Privacy Policies For Residential Dwellings – Study and implement any necessary zoning code amendments to support the expansion of missing middle housing types, including accessory dwelling units, in low density residential areas. The primary goal should be to meet the needs of long-term residents and increase access to affordable housing.

This figure shows the Missing Middle housing types that can fit into low volume residential areas without changing their character.

Privacy Policies For Residential Dwellings

Oakland was largely built before zoning codes were created and then single-family zoning was applied to large areas of the neighborhood. Likewise, there are historical examples of missing middle housing across neighborhoods. Few of these types of housing have been built in recent decades.

The Limits Of Ending Single Family Zoning

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