Slip & Fall Prevention: Snow and Ice Removal at your Church
By Brad Shrum
As more churches continue to open back up from the pandemic, and for those churches already open, the next few months can be a precarious time for facilities for both their structures and grounds concerning safety issues. Normally there is also increased activities taking place during the Christmas season. In this blog you will find helpful direction and procedures to protect not only the church buildings and contents, but just as important in providing safe premises for both members and guests attending services and special activities.
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Goose hunter, father of two sons, and insurance agent!
Direct Phone – 913-754-3823
Location: Overland Park, KS
Brad has worked at MAX since 2002 and has over 30 years of experience in the insurance industry doing underwriting, field management work, and sales. Outside of the office, Brad is an ordained Southern Baptist Deacon and a Sunday School teacher of 30 years. In addition, Brad is a long-time Vacation Bible School teacher and has an ongoing 20+ year Nursing Home Ministry. Since he was a young teenager, Brad has been an avid goose hunter, traveling across North America while pursuing this noble bird and enjoying the outdoor world.