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3 Emergency Preparedness Mistakes I See in 90% of Texas Businesses

As an emergency management professional, I walk into facilities and immediately spot gaps that could cost businesses $15,000+ in OSHA fines.

Here are the top 3:
MISTAKE #1: Outdated Emergency Contacts
Most businesses haven’t updated their emergency contact list in 2+ years. The person listed? Doesn’t work there anymore. The phone number? Changed. The result? Delayed emergency response.

MISTAKE #2: No Designated Emergency Wardens
Who’s in charge during an emergency? Nobody knows. Staff run around confused. The evacuation takes twice as long as it should.

MISTAKE #3: Blocked Evacuation Routes
Equipment stored in hallways. Exits blocked by inventory. Exit signs not visible. When seconds matter, these mistakes cost lives.

The good news? All of these are easily preventable with professional planning.

I just published a comprehensive guide that walks through all of these gaps and how to fix them.

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Which of these three mistakes does YOUR business have?

Page As a former firefighter/EMT with 10+ years responding to workplace emergencies, I've seen firsthand what happens when businesses think they're prepared but discover critical gaps during actual incidents.

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Is your family or business prepared for an emergency? Do you know the first step in preparing for an emergency?