Taking KidSafety to the Streets
Initiatives to Help Find Missing Children & Promoting Child Safety
In 2005, EMCOR launched Taking KidSafety to the Street, a three-part initiative to help find missing children and promote child safety.
On the Streets
EMCOR's 6,000 service vehicles move daily from 170 offices to 13,000 job sites throughout the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
For Rochester, New York, EMCOR has placed a special focus on this program. All the EMCOR Services Betlem service vehicles feature a local missing kid poster every month. View this month's missing Rochester kid.
In Buildings
Over 2,000 EMCOR facilities management personnel have been trained on Code Adam. This program was established in 1994 by Wal-Mart and has been a powerful search tool for lost and possibly abducted children in over 43,000 retail locations nationwide.
Code Adam is activated when a child is first reported missing within a facility and prior to the arrival of law enforcement personnel. Employees who are trained in Code Adam procedures are able to respond quickly if an abduction occurs in their establishments.
Start your Code Adam training here.
At HomeFamilies and children can learn how to stay safer with our My Safety Tips brochure and poster, KidSafety Challenge and accompanying KidSafety Certificate. Links to both the brochure and our KidSafety bookmark are provided on the left. |
