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The memories of the Noto Peninsula Earthquake are still fresh in Japan, and recently, in addition to earthquakes and tsunamis, disasters such as heavy rain, heavy snow, and tornadoes are occurring frequently.
In such times of earthquakes, tsunamis, heavy rain, and other disasters, what becomes useful is the "Disaster Prevention Manual."
The Disaster Prevention Manual is a document that clarifies action plans and role assignments to minimize the confusion caused by disasters and to protect lives and facilities in times of disaster.
Therefore, TAT has prepared examples of disaster prevention measures, a disaster preparedness supply list, and a checklist based on a survey conducted with nail salons to assist with your salon operations.
We hope you can use this to learn from past disasters and be thoroughly prepared for the future.
Case Study of Disaster Prevention Measures in a Nail Salon
▼Voices of actual nail salons
・Color charts and other items made of glass can breakwhen they fall to the floor.
・Small parts and Swarovski crystals scattered everywhere, causing a lot of trouble.
・Important documents such as diplomas and insurance certificates should be kept in fireproof and waterproof cases.
・It is better to think that shelves and cabinets will come towards you rather than just falling over.
▼Point
・Fix the shelves to the ceiling.
・Ensure evacuation routes and inform everyone, prepare helmets.
・During a disaster, unplug power sources such as lights.
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