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When we think of emergency equipment, fire alarms, extinguishers, and first aid kits usually come to mind. But there’s another vital tool that is often overlooked – the evacuation chair.   What is an Evacuation Chair?  An Evacuation chair is a specially designed mobility device that helps transport individuals down stairs in emergencies. When elevators become […]

 Accessibility is often treated as a checkbox, a requirement for people with permanent disabilities. But accessibility, when fully embraced, becomes a powerful tool that enhances safety and comfort for everyone.  Rethinking Accessibility  Accessibility is not just about ramps or accessible toilets. It’s about designing environments that support people of all abilities in both everyday life

Emergency plans are only as strong as their ability to protect everyone. Yet, in many workplaces, there are glaring gaps that leave people with disabilities, injuries, or mobility issues at risk. The Unseen Risk Most evacuation procedures assume everyone can walk, see, hear, and move quickly. That’s simply not the case. An employee recovering from

In the world of workplace safety, compliance is often seen as the finish line. But when it comes to emergency preparedness, ticking boxes isn’t enough. Inclusive emergency planning goes beyond regulations, it acknowledges that every person in a building has a right to safety, regardless of mobility, age, or ability.  Compliance Is the Minimum, Not

In recent years, the rise in natural and man-made disasters has drawn significant attention to emergency preparedness in schools, where young students are among the most vulnerable populations. These emergencies include not only natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, and fires but also incidents like industrial accidents or, in rare cases, security breaches.