HygieneTech has extensive
experience serving clients in both the private and public sectors, including governmental agencies,
law firms, insurance carriers, and companies in the environmental, aerospace, engineering, chemical, petrochemical, manufacturing, and
geotechnical industries.
In the aftermath of an earthquake, workers can be exposed to safety and health hazards, including downed wires, toxic materials, fires, collapsed and unstable structures, falling objects, and slips, trips, and falls.
Help keep emergency response workers safe by following these precautions.
Use personnel trained in rescue and cleanup operations.
Do not touch downed overhead lines or objects that are in contact
with downed power lines.
Wear proper protective clothing, such as boots and gloves, when
walking on or near debris.
Use proper safety precautions when operating generators and
power tools.
Report structural, electrical, or gas-leak hazards to local authorities
and utility companies.
