Are you putting your residential guests at risk?

If an emergency occurred in the middle of the night, are you able to quickly and accurately account for all your in-house guests? How will you know all occupants have exited the building? How would you direct emergency personnel to the correct location of a missing guest? Can you quickly and easily identify which rooms are occupied by guests who may be in need of assistance due to a physical limitation? 

If your current method of managing bedrooms does not allow you to accurately address any of the above questions, you are putting your venue and your guests at risk! 

To prevent this from happening, the answer is simple...

Treat your residential guests, the way you would be treated at a hotel. Assign them to a specific room and capture their contact and emergency details. If an emergency were to occur, you're then prepared to provide the emergency services with accurate information to help them during the high-pressure situation.

It's not just your residential guests that must be kept safe and well looked after. From food allergies to severe weather and medical issues, emergencies may also happen during events. Michigan Meetings and Events posted a blog providing tips on how to be prepared during an emergency situation. Here are a few of the key take-aways!