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It sometimes pays to think pessimistically when conducting a risk assessment of your properties. Is your property at risk of being damaged by a natural disaster? If so, creating a comprehensive disaster preparedness plan presents itself as a smart investment for your property. A plan will ultimately help save money and lives if the unthinkable ever happened. While the ultimate hope is that you will never need to use a preparedness plan, you will never regret taking the time to create and implement one if your property experiences a disaster.

Water—it’s essential for life, but also one of the most destructive elements on the planet. On military ships, the corrosive environment caused by salt water and marine growth can lead to structural weaknesses, as well as logistical and financial inefficiencies. Without the proper ship surface preparation before applying anti-corrosive coating, the coating will not adhere to a ship as well and will prematurely break down.

If your organization stores paper documents, it’s vital to consider how seasonal humidity may affect your document preservation efforts. Without proper temporary climate control solutions, the weather can negatively affect and damage paper documents.

Do you have a disaster plan for your properties? Resolve to be Ready in 2015 with our top 5 tips for property managers. Check out our suggestions for New Years Resolutions you can incorporate into your disaster plans this year.

Excess moisture in a food processing and packaging facilities can cause extensive problems for the consumable products, the building, and worker health and productivity. With condensation control solutions and technologies, a facility can remain compliant with U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) standards, save money and prevent the need for mold remediation. By establishing a condensation and moisture control plan, you can mitigate moisture-related problems and ensure the safety of the overall operation.