As a business owner, I understand the importance of keeping my employees safe. They are my most valuable asset and they allow me to continue to meet our organizational goals and objectives. Being prepared beforehand with emergency supplies can make the difference between whether your organization will thrive so it can provide assistance to others during an emergency or if it will falter and be required to ask for assistance from others. The good news is that the costs of being prepared are relatively small, but the price of procrastination could be very high... emotional stress, lost revenue, insurance premium increases, workers compensation, unemployment insurance, bankruptcy, or perhaps even the life of an employee or co-worker.
If you are part of a government agency including federal, state, and local entities, you carry a heavy burden to be up and running even when there are major disasters. Many times, that is when they are needed most. Getting prepared early and completely is a hallmark of a well run federal, state or local agency. Using tax dollars to keep your community safe and prepared, especially when they need it most, is one of the best ways to spend your budget.
We have worked with thousands of privately owned and publicly traded businesses as well as municipal, state, and federal government agencies across the country to help them get the emergency supplies that fit their needs. These businesses and agencies have ranged from Fortune 500 companies to small local businesses and from local fire departments to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Department of Defense. No matter your size or budget, we are committed to getting you the right products so that we can solve your problems at the right price with world-class customer service along the way. This takes expert planning and experience which we are happy to share with all of our customers.
Getting the right emergency supplies can be a time consuming and even confusing process to go through. Let me give you a few things to consider:
First Things First:
1. Create a
Disaster Response Plan.
2. Provide
Evacuation & First-Aid supplies
2. Provide
Water, Food & Shelter supplies
3. Provide
Shelter-in-Place supplies
Questions you may ask,"Should I...":
- • ...provide essential evacuation supplies in bulk or individually?
- • ...provide a 72 hour kit for each employee?
- • ...buy bulk shelter-in-place supplies?
- • ...buy bulk emergency food & water?
I get these questions from different organizations all the time:
- • How much do I need?
- • How long should I plan for?
- • Where should we store the emergency supplies?
Ways we can help your business get prepared:
- • Develop a custom preparedness plan for your organization.
- • Build custom kits that fit your needs and budget.
- • Ship directly to locations across the country.
- • Provide a wide range of emergency food, water and other supplies.
- • Provide professional expertise on how you can help your organization get prepared.
One of the best ways to show those whom you are responsible for are of utmost importance is to ensure their safety through emergency preparedness. That is where we come in hand and can help you reach that goal. Give us a call at 1-800-773-5331 or send me an e-mail to
sales@thereadystore.com and we will do everything possible to help your organization be safe... no matter what the situation.
Best Regards,
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