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Adverse Weather Pre-Planning Checklist

by Mihaly Vantara, from the Community

Use this adverse weather pre-planning checklist to prepare estates, apartments, and communal areas for storms and high winds. Steps include securing AOVs and roof access hatches, ensuring windows are closed within restrictors, tying down or removing patio furniture and loose materials, checking balconies and pedestal-laid tiles, and inspecting trees for damage or disease. Designed for property and facilities teams managing residential blocks and shared spaces to reduce risk and protect residents and assets before severe weather.

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