Facility professionals need to understand the causes of mold growth, act fast when they detect an outbreak, and select the right tools to keep people safe during removal and remediation.
Colleges and universities are turning to the concept of universal lockdown as a supplement to local lockdown, but is it right for your campus?
Substantial upcoming medical facility projects will call for numerous types of industry expertise as well as an abundance of equipment, technology, and security components.
All upgrades must be considered in collaboration with existing personnel so school security can be supported — not replaced — with automated technology.
The new recommendations outlined in the UAS Detection and Mitigation Systems Final Report have significant advantages and disadvantages for various industries.
“We can’t depend only on an app for students’ safety,” one person wrote on a petition to install emergency call boxes at the University of Georgia after a student was murdered.
Education backed by a safe environment is at the top of every school’s priority list. Here are three often-overlooked elements of effective crisis plans for today’s schools.
Due to an increase in mental health issues and violence in the general population, stronger safety considerations are needed in all areas of hospitals and clinics.
These seven strategies can serve as a starting point in structuring your school’s emergency protocols to address the diverse needs of students with disabilities.
A school safety practitioner shares insights into her district’s five-year strategic plan for nurturing the holistic well-being of students.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.
