Barnes CPR Training Center

Emergencies don’t come with a warning. Being prepared is everything.

Join us for a CPR, First Aid & AED Certification Class led by Barnes CPR Training Center, designed for real life situations that matter most.

Perfect for:
✔️ New parents
✔️ Foster parents
✔️ Scout leaders
✔️ Babysitters
✔️ Anyone who wants to be prepared

📍 1518 Navo Rd, Suite A4, Aubrey, TX

Sunday April 12th 🕑 2:00 PM

💲 $65 per person

Spots are limited, and this is one of those skills you pray you never need… but will be thankful you have.

👉 Reserve your spot now:

CPR Class

🚨 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS REALITY CHECK

As we wrap up National Preparedness Month, I want to share something crucial from Ready.gov that every business owner needs to understand.

The statistics are sobering:
• 40% of businesses never reopen after a major disaster
• 25% of businesses that DO survive close within one year
• Only 54% of Americans have an emergency plan
But here’s what Ready.gov doesn’t tell you - having a plan isn’t enough. Your plan must be:
✅ OSHA compliant for your industry
✅ Customized to your facility’s unique risks✅ Practiced through regular drills
✅ Updated annually with current information

After 10+ years as a firefighter/EMT responding to workplace emergencies, I’ve seen businesses that thought they were “prepared” face catastrophic failures during real emergencies.

The difference? Professional emergency planning vs. generic templates.

Ready.gov provides excellent foundational information, but Texas businesses need specialized expertise that accounts for our unique challenges:
🌪️ Tornado season preparedness
🔥 Industrial fire response
❄️ Winter storm business continuity🌊 Flash flood evacuation procedures

Your employees trust you to keep them safe. Generic preparedness isn’t enough.
Professional emergency management planning ensures your business not only survives disasters but continues protecting the people who depend on you.

What’s YOUR emergency preparedness weak point? Comment below and I’ll provide a specific improvement recommendation.

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