Investigation Safety
Indoor Safety
Things to consider when conducting a walk through, investigation or activity inside a home, building or enclosed area:
* Clothing - wear weather appropriate clothing and shoes
* Natural gas, asbestos or other harmful chemicals or materials
* High EMF (electrical or otherwise)
* Questionable electrical supply or fixtures
* The elements (air flow, heat, cold, etc.)
* Dust, mold, pollens, etc.
* Animals (physical presence as well as hair, dander, waste, etc.)
* Feces and waste (of any nature - human or otherwise)
* Sewage leaks or contamination
* Water (water damage, slippery surfaces, running water, etc.)
* Garbage or other items laying within the area you'll be walking (garbage, nails, wood, misc. items)
* Structural Strength of location (rotted wood, holes in floors collapsing, etc.)
* Structural objects (stairs, decks, cupboards, doorways, etc.)
Outdoor Safety
Things to consider when conducting a walk through, investigation or outdoor activity:
* Clothing (wear weather appropriate clothing and shoes)
* Natural gas, asbestos or other harmful chemicals or materials
* High EMF (electrical or otherwise)
* The elements (airflow, heat, cold, etc.)
* Questionable electrical supply or wires
* Dirt, dust, mud, mold, pollens, etc.
* Animals (domestic, farm or wild - as well as hair, dander, waste, etc.)
* Feces and waste (of any nature - human or otherwise)
* Sewage leaks or contamination
* Water (ice, snow, slippery surfaces, running water, dehydration, etc.)
* Climate (cold, hot, heat stroke, use of sunscreen, frost bite, etc.)
* Garbage or other items laying within the area you'll be walking (garbage, nails, wood, misc. items)
* Natural objects (tree trunks, tall grass, rocks, holes, etc.)
* Structural objects (abandoned home foundations or cellars, bridges, fences, etc.)