Expert On: Disaster Protocol, Hazardous Materials, Blood Bourne Pathogens Plan andBeginning Management.

About Don McNulty:
Don McNulty is a compelling speaker and writer. Involved in the crime and trauma scene clean up and meth lab cleaning industry. He is founder of Bio Cleaning Services of America, Inc. which is one of the oldest companies of its kind in the U. S. today, and has been a leader in this industry. Don speaks regularly to many different groups concerning bio recovery and its related fields, and also publishes the only industry wide newsletter. Bio Cleaning Services won the 1998 Most Entrepreneurial and Excellence In Business Awards in the State of Missouri, and Don also won the Berg Award, for Building the Bridges of Communication, which is the highest award of the bio recovery industry, in 2000. He has been interviewed on radio and television many times and has had stories published concerning his company and work in well over 400 publications around the world in the last few years. Mr. McNulty is also one of the founders of Scene Recovery International, LLC, which is an international contracting firm in this field. He has been speaking and training for many years now and of late has appeared before many different groups in the property and hospitality management markets.
Don is described among those who have attended his sessions as being extremely knowledgeable, effortless in delivery, upbeat, interactive, informative and experienced in his field. His expertise is in management, from the basics to the sublime. He is earnest about his work and in the training of others in proper safety measures and procedures to help facilitate an organization in its operation during times of high stress.
The trick in successfully handling any crisis is to have in place the protocols, policies and procedures along with the training to back it up. There are decisions to be made now, to be implemented then, when there is really no time to think, but only to act. It can be anything from a traumatic incident of major storm damage or death, to as simple as a broken water pipe to be properly and efficiently handled - to mitigate any damage to the property or stress to the tenants. Knowing what to do and when, and knowing how to interact with everyone concerned, is well over half the battle.

Topic Descriptions

Disaster Protocol - Knowing what to do and when.

Hazardous Material, Blood Borne Pathogen Plans - Knowledge is the key.

Beginning Management - How to do work with others.

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTIONS

Disaster Protocol

Target Audience: All property management employees
Time Frame: 4 hours
Class Size: Maximum of 50 participants

Participants will gain a practical knowledge of disaster protocol…what to do and when, and how to act under the stress of disaster. Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to:

Hazard Communications Plan - Your Right to Know

Participants: All property management employees
Time Frame: 4 hours
Class Size: Maximum of 50 participants

This program was developed in conjunction with OSHA standards and addresses the steps to compliance. Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to:

Blood borne Pathogen Standard

Participants: All property management employees
Time Frame: 4 hours
Class Size: Maximum of 50 employees

This program will train personnel in the OSHA Blood borne Pathogen Standard and its requirement pertaining to the multi-housing industry.Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to:

Beginning Management

Participants: All newly appointed managers, supervisors or those interested in becoming part of management in the near future.
Time Frame: 8 hours or 2 sessions of 4 hours
Class Size: Maximum of 25 participants

This program has been developed for the beginning manager/supervisor so they can find success from the start of their career. Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: