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We will outline a path for companies to become resilient organizations against flooding and provide specific methods to minimize risks. As the rainy season intensifies, are your flood prevention measures sufficient? In "Flood Prevention Measures During the Rainy Season Part 2," we will outline a path for companies to become resilient organizations against flooding and provide specific methods to minimize risks. In Part 1, we explained the recent occurrences of flooding, flood prediction using hazard maps, and securing evacuation routes. In Part 2, we will focus on the types and quantities of supplies needed during a disaster, how to develop a Business Continuity Plan (BCP), and advanced initiatives. We hope that by sharing know-how for immediate and appropriate responses during disasters, we can contribute to the safety of your company.

We will answer the question, "How should companies prepare for flood damage?" Now, before the rainy season begins, let's prepare for typhoons and heavy rains. Flooding poses a significant risk to companies. In recent years, damage from floods and heavy rains has increased, greatly affecting corporate performance and sustainability. For example, the damage from the heavy rains in western Japan in July 2018 and Typhoon No. 19 in October 2019 is still fresh in our memories, and it is important to learn from these cases. Every time we see news of corporate facilities such as offices, warehouses, factories, and stores suffering from flooding, many stakeholders may worry, "Will our company be okay?" Preparing for flood damage is becoming increasingly important for business continuity. To answer the question, "How should companies prepare for flood damage?" we will introduce the basics of flood prevention in two parts. Now is the time to prepare for typhoons and heavy rains before the rainy season begins.

●Measures to Prevent Slips at Entrances and Aisles On rainy days, the ground becomes slippery due to water brought in from outside. To prevent accidents where employees or customers might slip and fall, it is necessary to implement measures that keep the floor dry and ensure safety and comfort underfoot on rainy days. ●Measures to Prevent Condensation Around Walls and Refrigeration Equipment During the rainy season, high humidity can lead to condensation, which, if left unattended, can cause water to drip and spread, becoming a factor for slips and falls. However, using cloths to wipe up water can compromise aesthetics and lead to mold growth due to bacterial proliferation. Therefore, it is essential to find efficient ways to absorb leaks while also considering the appearance.

We will answer the question, "How should companies prepare for flood damage?" Now, before the rainy season begins, let's prepare for typhoons and heavy rains. Flooding poses a significant risk to businesses. In recent years, damage from floods and heavy rains has increased, greatly impacting companies' performance and sustainability. For example, the damage caused by the heavy rains in western Japan in July 2018 and Typhoon No. 19 in October 2019 is still fresh in our memories, and it is important to learn from these incidents. Every time we see news about companies' offices, warehouses, factories, or stores suffering from flooding, many stakeholders may worry, "Is our company going to be okay?" Preparing for flood damage is becoming increasingly important for business continuity. To address the question, "How should companies prepare for flood damage?" we will introduce the basics of flood prevention in two parts. Now is the time to prepare for typhoons and heavy rains before the rainy season begins.