Hurricane Preparation Guide for Contractors
Hurricane season for construction crews on the Atlantic coast stretches from June through November. It’s never too early to make a solid storm plan and train your crew on how to protect a jobsite from hurricane-force winds and rain. Also, keep in mind that tropical storms can do as much damage as a hurricane, with high winds and torrential rainfall. Our Hurricane Preparation Guide can help you get ready before a storm hits.
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How to Take Action Before the Storm Hits
If you’re a contractor on the south or east coast you know there’s no avoiding fallout from an occasional tropical storm or hurricane.
There are many things we can do to prepare for hurricanes well in advance of an actual storm. From stormwater management best practices and proper chemical storage, to making an effective storm plan, including steps for returning to work after a hurricane has hit your jobsite.
Learn how to prepare for a hurricane--including torrential rainfall, flooding, and more--with our hurricane preparation guide.