The arrival of winter’s cold, snow, and ice poses significant risks for businesses. Winter storms and extreme cold can lead to hazardous travel conditions, facility damage, supply chain disruptions, and staff absences. Without proper preparation, companies may face costly property losses, unfulfilled orders, angry customers, and even regulatory fines. However, being caught off guard by winter’s wrath doesn’t have to be inevitable. With some thoughtful planning and preparation before the winter season hits, companies can protect their operations, continue serving customers, and keep productivity losses to a minimum when the mercury plummets. This article will provide actionable steps for creating a thorough winter weather preparedness plan tailored to your business. Having such a plan in place and making sure staff are trained on all policies and procedures can help your company navigate winter safely and seamlessly. When freezing temperatures and snowstorms strike, you’ll be ready to respond swiftly and effectively.