Our first step in the assessment process is sitting down with our clients(s) for a short discussion about crucial safety topics. This includes a chat about primary fears and concerns of our client. Prior to the assessment appointment you will have been emailed a set of articles focused on hazard identification and risk reduction. Reviewing the material prior to the appointment will help your understanding of the hazards of specific items identified during the risk survey. The articles focus on fire safety, vehicle safety, dresser tip-over issues, storage unit contents and various other safety points.

The second step in the assessment process is conducting a systematic risk survey of your home, hopefully with your participation. Together we’ll identify hazards and ways to address those hazards. Picture your childproofing project as a whole pie. Each childproofing action you take removes a slice of that pie. The more pie you remove the better.  Anchoring furniture is a big piece of that pie.

 The final step in our assessment process is creating a Risk Report. It’s created using notes from the short discussion with the client, notes and observations collected on the Risk Survey and a list of suggested products to be applied to specific locations. It will also contain product and installation costs and an installation time frame.