Expecting the Unexpected: Mitigating the Effects of Severe Weather with Proactive Planning -- Occupational Health & Safety

Getting ahead of something as unpredictable as severe weather can seem an impossible challenge, but understanding the four pillars of an effective response plan can help managers ensure workers stay safe and healthy no matter what's on the forecast.

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