Hurricane Recovery & Response Wo

The information and resources on this page are being provided to aid you in your emergency response and recovery efforts. This listing is not to be comprehensive - but we have found that many of these resources are invaluable in responding to catastrophic events. We at Clas Consulting hope that you never do experience a catastrophic event at your facility, but if you do we hope that you are well prepared and have all necessary tools to get through it. If you believe we are missing a key resource please let us know - We appreciate your input as to resources we should list here.

Hurricane Recovery & Response Work eMatrix

Work conditions change drastically after hurricanes and other natural disasters. In the wake of a hurricane, response and recovery workers will face additional challenges, such as downed power lines, downed trees, and high volumes of construction debris, while performing an otherwise familiar task/operation.

In this Hazard Exposure and Risk Assessment Matrix, OSHA provides information on many of the most common and significant additional hazards that response and recovery workers might encounter when working in an area recently devastated by a hurricane. This Matrix highlights a number of tasks and operations associated with disaster response and recovery. The Matrix is designed to help employers make decisions during their risk assessment that will protect their employees working in hurricane-impacted areas.