Assessment Pack Safe and Secure Richard Hammar People and procedures properly aligned can enhance the safety of your church. See "Getting the Most Out of Your Facilities" Training Pack

Store Code: AP32-C Format(s): Microsoft Word  Type: Assessment

Topics:	Buildings, Care of the Church, Facilities, Management, Operations
Filters:	Facility management, Janitor, Management, Office administrator, Volunteer
References:	1 Chronicles 9:22-23, Job 5:25, Mark 2:1-2
Date Added:	October 02, 2007
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To develop an effective risk management program, church leaders should establish a facility safety team. The team should oversee safety inspections and provide regular feedback to church leaders on how to reduce risks and injuries that can hurt people and harm ministry. Does your church have such a team? If so, how well does it function?

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