WINTER MAINTENANCE
TACKLING SNOW AND ICE With reports in the news of the devastating effects Hurricanes Irma and Maria have had
on so many countries, it only brings home the unpredictable nature of the weather, De-Ice explain how to prepare for adverse conditions.
Winter is only around the corner, and being prepared for severe weather and taking responsibility is vital for any business. We are already fully in the midst of planning for the winter season ahead and ensuring our customers are signed up to innovative service packages and have taken advantage of our flexible pricing options. We all feel reassured that we (and our clients) are ready to tackle the elements.
It certainly seems more companies are becoming aware of the importance of working with winter risk management providers, and the added value they offer in providing a solution to the needs of their business during difficult and uncertain weather conditions; positive news for our industry.
Whether we like to admit it or not, frost, ice and snow — even if they don’t last long — are predictable features of a British winter. To protect staff, contractors, drivers and
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the public, there is a real need for businesses to plan ahead before the first 'unexpected' snow flurry puts people at risk and causes disruption. Planning ahead of time doesn’t cost anything, but - if needed - it can make the difference between remaining operational, and ensuring exposure to slips and trips is minimised.
Frost, ice and snow — even if they don’t last long — are predictable features of a British winter.
Sites should be considered on a case-by-case basis; consider how you will communicate winter maintenance planning to customers and employees. If the decision is to outsource, then review winter maintenance organisations and which one suits yours' and your customers'
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