FEMA P 909 2013

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P-909 Home & Business Earthquake Safety and Mitigation

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
FEMA	2013

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	FEMA P-909�Home & Business Earthquake Safety and Mitigation
2	Overall Purpose
3	Overall Agenda
4	Part1 – for trainers
5	Learning Objectives for Trainers
6	Planning a training session
7	Recruit attendees
8	Effective Training Strategies
9	Create a comfortable environment
10	Know your audience
11	Concentrate on what’s important
12	Engage the class
13	Get feedback
14	Suggested Handouts
15	Part 2 – Presentation
16	Agenda
17	Purpose OF THIS TRAINING
18	California 1994 , M6.7
19	Indonesia 2004, M9.1
20	Haiti 2010, M7.0
21	CHILE 2010, M8.8
22	NEW Zealand 2011, M6.3
23	Japan 2011, M9.0
24	Spain 2011, M5.1
25	Virginia 2011, M5.8
26	Frequently Asked Questions
27	What is earthquake mitigation?
28	Mitigation reduces damage and losses
29	What are structural components?
30	What are nonstructural components?
31	Types of nonstructural components
32	Nonstructural Elements = 75% Total Building Cost
33	Seisimc Hazard Map
34	What’s the risk for me?
35	Minor damage to the building
36	Minor damage to property in the building
37	Loss of inventory
38	Major damage – may not be salvageable
39	Complete loss of property
40	Displaced from home
41	What about other costs?
42	Who pays for damage? Untitled
43	What do I do when an earthquake hits?
44	Don’t run out of the building!
45	Earthquake risk Mitigation
46	So, what can I do?
47	Risk
48	Seismic Hazard Levels
49	It’s not just California…
50	More exposure = more risk
51	Vulnerabilities can be minimized
52	Construction plays a role…
53	Construction plays a role…
54	Construction plays a role…
55	Location, location, location
56	Risk = Hazard x Vulnerability
57	Earthquake Home Hazard Hunt
58	Make a plan
59	Importance of Vulnerabilities
60	Brace it or replace it?
61	What can I do myself?
62	When do I need a professional’s help?
63	Take Action
64	Find more info on hazards in your area:
65	Mitigation Example Resources
66	QuakeSmart Toolkit
67	FEMA Resources
68	FEMA website
69	Review
70	Quiz
71	PART 3 – HANDS ON
72	Adding Foundation Bolts
73	Is my home bolted to my foundation?
74	What’s a sill plate?
75	Checklist:
76	How to bolt your home to your foundation
77	Bracing a water heater
78	Unsecured water heaters can easily fall
79	Water heater = emergency water
80	Bracing kits make it simple
81	Checklist:
82	How to secure your water heater
83	Flexible Gas Lines
84	Anchoring office filing cabinets
85	Locate cabinets away from exits and windows
86	Provide strong latches so drawers don’t slide open
87	Attach adjacent file cabinets together for more stability
88	Checklist
89	How to brace a file cabinet
90	Anchoring TVs and monitors
91	Secure wall hanging monitors with brackets
92	Can I hang my TV or monitor myself?
93	Checklist
94	How to anchor a TV or monitor to a wall
95	Attach the bracket to wall studs
96	Then attach the monitor to the bracket
97	Secure desktop monitors with straps
98	Other options include:
99	Keep your electrical cables organized
100	Securing a Hanging Ceiling
101	Add compression struts and diagonal bracing
102	Checklist
103	How to Secure a Suspended Ceiling
104	Compression strut and diagonal bracing
105	Hanger wire – Edge condition
106	Damaged ceiling light fixture
107	Use 14-gage wire at each corner
108	Securing Fluorescent Lights
109	Overhead connections – wood
110	Overhead connections – concrete
111	Unreinforced Masonry
112	Securing Chimneys
113	Add bracing to stabilize chimneys
114	Securing Windows
115	Securing Industrial Storage Racks
116	This is just the beginning…
117	Questions?