Emergencies can impact our communities no matter where we are. The first step in an effective response is having a clear plan in place. Does your organization or household have one?
This session will explore the essential components of an emergency action plan tailored for businesses, tribal governments, and even small offices with fewer than ten people. We will review lessons learned from past emergencies, identify strategies for improvement, and provide practical guidance on how to implement an emergency action plan within your organization or home.
By preparing ahead of time, we can reduce confusion, minimize chaos, and ensure the safety of our people when it matters most.
Date: September 25th, 11-12 pm Mountain Standard Time
About the presenter:
Natowa Garcia, Risk Control Consultant, AMERIND, AINS, ASC, Pueblo of Santa Ana
Natowa, a proud member of Santa Ana Pueblo, located in New Mexico, has been a part of the Risk Control team for seven years. As a member of the team, Natowa provides safety training and inspections for AMERIND members and clients. He is doing his part to ensure Indian Country is safe and prepared in the event of an emergency. Safety training the Risk Control Team offers includes First Aid/CPR, Defensive Driving, Workplace Violence training, Active Shooter training, and office ergonomics. Natowa brings his unique perspective, gained from past working experiences and living on the Santa Ana Pueblo, into his safety trainings, which allows for more interaction during the sessions.