CAC Specialty’s Post

Full extent of damage from Helene is still unknown

We don’t just work in the area we serve – we live here too. Being an agent in Ohio means we are also your neighbors and can help you through the unexpected, especially when it comes to disaster prep and recovery. As we approach severe weather season, here are some resources to help you feel more confident and in control in the event of a catastrophe: https://al.st/4aub0gf

We don’t just work in the area we serve – we live here too. Being an agent in Pennsylvania means we are also your neighbors and can help you through the unexpected, especially when it comes to disaster prep and recovery. As we approach severe weather season, here are some resources to help you feel more confident and in control in the event of a catastrophe: https://al.st/4brlhuX

We don’t just work in the area we serve – we live here too. Being an agent in Ohio means we are also your neighbors and can help you through the unexpected, especially when it comes to disaster prep and recovery. As we approach severe weather season, here are some resources to help you feel more confident and in control in the event of a catastrophe: https://al.st/3wJMiL2

In light of recent storms in Texas, it's crucial to stay prepared for tropical storms and hurricanes. At PRG, we understand the impact of such catastrophes. Reach out to us for compassionate reconstruction services if you're affected: https://lnkd.in/gSqYaXxA

💚 As Operations Professionals, sometimes we get disconnected from the real-world effects of our actions. It's easy to sit in an office and make decisions that we don't have directly feel the effects of. Whether it is skipping an inspection, a not so temporary 'temporary fix', bypassing a safety system or going with a cheaper supplier/contractor. 99% of the time, everything works out fine, on the 15th June 2017, we woke up to a time when it didn't. Every year that has passed since then, I like to take time to reflect, not just on those who lost their lives that fateful night, or that charred building that scarred the skyline for so long, but also on the systemic failures that led to such a tragedy. We must remember that our choices, even those that seem insignificant, can have far-reaching consequences. The Grenfell Tower fire was a stark reminder of the importance of our roles as Operations Professionals. It is essential that we learn from this tragedy to prevent anything like it from happening again. This means committing to thorough inspections, ensuring temporary fixes are resolved, maintaining safety systems, and choosing suppliers and contractors based on quality and safety standards, not just cost. As we reflect on Grenfell, let us recommit to a culture of safety, responsibility and respect. Let us honor the memories of those lost by ensuring their deaths were not in vain. We all carry an ethical obligation to protect lives and create environments where such a catastrophe can never occur again. 💚

We don’t just work in the area we serve – we live here too. Being an agent in Northeast Ohio means we are also your neighbors and can help you through the unexpected, especially when it comes to disaster prep and recovery. As we approach severe weather season, here are some resources to help you feel more confident and in control in the event of a catastrophe: https://al.st/4br8Bo2

If you have not checked out Dr. Tara Goddard's research deep dive "Inclusive Evacuation", you are missing out! To learn more about her Tahoe fire case study and her ongoing work to make disaster evacuation more inclusive to all, click the link https://bit.ly/3HHjWDi.

Experiencing fire damage to your home can be very traumatic, as your home is where memories are made. That’s why ServiceMaster Restoration by Martin makes every effort to restore your home the way you remember it. We want to put the devastation of fire or smoke damage behind you so that you can make new memories.

There are still tons of dead trees and brush all over the Carolinas and Tennessee that haven’t been cleaned up. If we get a drought in the next few weeks or months, all that dry debris could easily turn into a major wildfire risk. And it's not just about the trees—there's still a lot of structural damage and issues with infrastructure that make the area even more vulnerable. To stay updated in the future you can visit the link below to see the 7-Day Significant Fire Potential Outlook https://lnkd.in/eyHXccD2