USPREPARED Emergency Preparedness Kit
May 8, 2010 by Webmaster
Filed under Emergency Preparedness
USPREPARED Emergency Preparedness Kit Description of contemts and usage of Preparedness-In-a-Box Kit. Here is the video on Youtube:
Military Emergency Preparedness for Inauguration
April 17, 2010 by Webmaster
Filed under Emergency Preparedness
Military Emergency Preparedness for Inauguration The U.S. military task force responsible for emergency preparedness and response during the inauguration held an open house for the media. Here is the video on Youtube:
Emergency Preparedness : How to Make a Survival First Aid Kit
April 10, 2010 by Webmaster
Filed under Emergency Preparedness
Emergency Preparedness : How to Make a Survival First Aid Kit A survival first aid kit should be located in a container that is impact resistant and has the ability to float. Discover which medical supplies should be included in a first aid kit, such as bandages, gauze and scissors in this video. Here is [...]
Expect the Unexpected: Emergency Preparedness
September 19, 2009 by Webmaster
Filed under Emergency Preparedness
Expect the Unexpected: Emergency Preparedness This video talks about the potential emergency situations in the workplace. It emphasizes that workers should be trained to handle emergencies and should periodically be tested. Here is the video on Youtube:
California: San Francisco Bay Area’s Huge Flood Control Cost
March 13, 2009 by Be Safe Insure
Filed under Emergency Preparedness, Flood Insurance, Property, Trends
The Pacific Institute in Oakland, California, explains in its state-commissioned report that California needs to invest about $14 billion to protect its coastal regions by the end of the century. Furthermore, it will need a further $1.4 billion/year thereafter for maintenance. California faces either costly or dramatic times ahead in its control of the elements. [...]
2008 Costly for Hurricane Insurance, Storm Insurance & Other Catastroph Insurance
March 1, 2009 by Be Safe Insure
Filed under -, Earthquake Insurance, Emergency Preparedness, Flood Insurance, hurricane insurance, Liability
AMRE / Munich RE reports: “The very high natural catastrophe losses incurred in 2008 again show the crucial importance of risk research for the insurance industry. In its annual review published today, “Topics Geo – Natural catastrophes 2008″, Munich Re’s geo risks experts take an in-depth look at Hurricane Ike – with losses of US$ [...]
AIA Opposes State Catastrophe Fund
February 5, 2009 by Be Safe Insure
Filed under -, Earthquake Insurance, Emergency Preparedness, Flood Insurance, Insurance Regulation
The American Insurance Association (AIA) provided testimony today in opposition to Connecticut Senate Bill 530, legislation that would establish a state-mandated catastrophe (CAT) fund in Connecticut. The testimony was presented at a hearing before the Insurance and Real Estate Committee. “Natural catastrophe remains a manageable and insurable risk for private insurers, provided they have the [...]
North Pacific Cyclone Activity Expected Close to Normal
July 26, 2008 by Be Safe Insure
Filed under Emergency Preparedness, Flood Insurance, Homeowner's Insurance
The region will experience 30 tropical cyclones and 19 typhoons, which is considered average or slightly above average, The latest updated prediction of seasonal tropical cyclone activity for the North Pacific this year by Reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter & Co llc predicts. The report indicates La Nina, which was strong in 2007, is weaker this [...]
Travel Insurance for Hurricane Season – What You Need To Know
July 13, 2008 by Be Safe Insure
Filed under 1. Commercial Insurance, Emergency Preparedness, Travel Insurance
Tropical Storm Bertha is currently blowing in the Atlantic, and the August peak of hurricane season is coming soon. With experts forecasting higher than usual hurricane activity this June through November, Squaremouth, America’s fastest growing travel insurance comparison web site, today announces some essential tips and terms to help customers sort through options for hurricane [...]
Post – Earthquake: how to keep your home safe
May 25, 2008 by Be Safe Insure
Filed under Earthquake Insurance, Emergency Preparedness
By Vera Lang, BeSafeInsure.com Sometimes earthquakes can barely be felt and live goes on as normal afterwards. However, even small earthquakes may cause devastating damage to your home over time. Often the damage to your home occurs after the earthquake, rather than during the earthquake. Here are several self-inspections you can undertake after an earthquake [...]
