Real Estate Ambassador by Ark Rhowmine » The Workplace

2nd Annual “SABA 2nd Shift” | Weston Schofield Rothschild | Wisconsin

arkrhowmine — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 08:59:44 +0000

2nd Annual “SABA 2nd Shift”: The South Area Business Association will be helding it’s second annual “2nd Shift” Tuesday, September 14, 2010; 5-6 p.m hors d’oeuvres / 6-8 p.m. program at the Rose Garden. $10.00 includes beer, wine soda and hors d’ oeuvres.

At “SABA 2nd Shift” SABA will be hosting a Networking Event. Members and non-members will have an opportunity to learn the correct way to network. The night will be packed full of prizes and networking opportunities. Plan on bringing at 50 business cards to disburse throughout the evening.

This is an affordable opportunity to make connections for your business. You might even sin a one-year membership to SABA! Please RSVP by calling or emailing 715.355.1255 or admin@southareabusiness.com

Don’t forget to bring your business cards!!!

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For your Commercial & Investment Real Estate needs, hire the Commercial Broker.

Grubb & Ellis | Pfefferle
Independently Owned & Operated

The ONLY National Commercial Real Estate Brokerage located in North Central Wisconsin.

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Serving: Marathon County, Portage County, Wood County, Lincoln County, Langlade County, Clark County, Taylor County, Oneida County, Shawano County, Chippewa County, Eau Claire County and other points of Wisconsin.

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Happy Labor Day | Commercial Real Estate Wausau Wisconsin

arkrhowmine — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 07:28:34 +0000

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For your Commercial & Investment Real Estate needs, hire the Commercial Broker.

Grubb & Ellis | Pfefferle
Independently Owned & Operated

The ONLY National Commercial Real Estate Brokerage located in North Central Wisconsin.

Local Presences | Global Reach

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Safety Tip at The Workplace: How To Use The Fire Extinguisher.

arkrhowmine — Tue, 05 May 2009 02:54:16 +0000

There are may safety issues at the workplace whether in the office or on the warehouse floor. One major issue is Fire Safety and the use of the Fire Extinguisher. All employees should once a year go through Fire Safety. There are few is safety factors that all employees should know by heart about Fire Safety. The first and foremost is the use of the fire extinguisher. Each employee should know the location of the closest Fire Extinguisher to their workstation. And second, each should know how to use the extinguisher. Many have a fear of the fire extinguisher as if it were a bomb that will explode when they touch. As a matter of fact it is so simple to use that grade school children can use one (depending on its size).

To keep it simple, one only needs to remember the acronym P.A.S.S.:

P – Pull the pin.
A – Aim the fire extinguisher at the base of the fire, not the top.
S - Squeeze the trigger. In short blasts. This makes the extinguisher last longer.
S – Sweep the spray of fire extinguisher back and fore across the base of the fire.

Once a year all employees should attend a fire safety meeting to practice with a fire extinguisher. A good place to practice is in the parking lot during. It is less messy there. Please consider the cost of having an extinguisher recharged is nominal compared to the cost of fire damage or injury or even death. You may contact your local Fire Department for an on site training. Most Fire Departments have training programs already in place to come to the worksite.

In addition the knowing how to use an fire extinguisher, all employess should know the location of the nearest exit and where to meet to outside the building. This is first of additional Safety at The Workplace post.