Securing Your Safety Program

Global Risk Innovations, lead by president Nelson Lawrence, helps promote a safer working environment with web-based training solutions. Its newest service, CommandScope, is an emergency-preparedness planning program providing first responders with valuable pre-plan information, which can be accessed by computer on one screen in your building lobby. CommandScope saves critical communication time and maximizes response resources (no more hard-copy binders that quickly become out of date). Now, data is synchronized through a private network and saved on Canadian cloud-based servers. The information is accessible to police and fire departments via touch screen. This includes floor plans and locations of hazardous materials, hydrants, special-needs persons, and utility shutoffs. Incident commanders who have pre-incident plans at their disposal are better prepared to handle any surprises. Find out more about CommandScope and our sponsors other vital products, atwww.globalriskinnovations.com.

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