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Disasters happen all the time, everyday! Pandemics, Earthquakes and Extreme Weather. Are you prepared to handle the disaster? Do you have a family emergency plan? Supplies? Do you know how to rescue injured loved ones and administer first aid?
Emergencies happen quickly, so you must be prepared for them. The whole family must be prepared on how to react to a disaster. Most lives are lost in a disaster due to the sad fact that people do not know what to do.
Common Sense Preparedness will bring to the average listener: basic and simple ideas on how to prepare and react to emergencies, to include planning, ready kits, evacuations, shelter in place, basic CPR / First aid and AED operations.
The show is hosted by Tim Howard, from HE Safety Consultants, who shares his 25 plus years emergency response experiences and stories with the listener, in order to ensure the listener is able to prepare their family.
| Common_Sense_Preparedness, February 21, 2013 | Courtesy of BBS Radio |
| Common_Sense_Preparedness, January 10, 2013 | Courtesy of BBS Radio |
| Common_Sense_Preparedness, December 20, 2012 | Courtesy of BBS Radio |
| Common_Sense_Preparedness, December 13, 2012 | Courtesy of BBS Radio |
| Common_Sense_Preparedness, December 6, 2012 | Courtesy of BBS Radio |
| Common_Sense_Preparedness, November 29, 2012 | Courtesy of BBS Radio |
| Common_Sense_Preparedness, November 22, 2012 | Courtesy of BBS Radio |
| Common_Sense_Preparedness, November 8, 2012 | Courtesy of BBS Radio |
Tim Howard, from HE Safety Consultants, has 25 plus years emergency response experiences.
His experience comes from being involved with conflicts in Panama, Desert Storm, Iraq and Afghanistan, being a chemical / biological warfare instructor, firefighter fire safety officer and area safety manager. Tim has been involved with various federal, state and local agencies.
Tim has also been involved with disasters around the world to include 911, hurricanes Rita, Katrina and Hugo, Haiti earthquake, Wallow wildfires and the 2004 Indonesia tsunami.
