Welcome to the website dedicated to increasing safety awareness and improving preparedness using simple Do
it Yourself (DIY) methods and common sense "tools".
Designed by public and private industry safety
professionals, the ICE4SAFETY images you see displayed here have come to represent safety and preparedness worldwide.
Because this is a public service website, we offer individuals a selection of free ICE materials if they
can muster up the effort to address and stamp 2 envelopes and send them to the address on this page. Simple.
ICE4SAFETY
created a symbol to represent an International Non-Language Based Standard promoted jointly by the United Nations and
ICE4SAFETY called E.123. You can learn more about it on this website HERE! You can also visit ITU to see the Press Release on E.123

The materials here were designed to be distributed and used freely to promote safety and preparedness.
So if you are a public safety agency or a business wanting to promote safety and preparedness in your community - you've
come to the right place.
You can even use the ICE materials as a fund-raising tool if you
are a non profit like a fire department or health related organization. Businesses can sponsor the printing and distribution
of ICE Cards, Card Holders, Auto and Home Safety Materials, Stickers and Medical Information Forms....you can even imprint
your company or organization name/logo on these materials to demonstrate your community support. They
were designed expressly with this in mind.
Offered as a PUBLIC SERVICE this
website receives no financial assistance. We don't receive any government subsidies or grants, so we have opted
to support this effort by providing ICE materials ourselves in convenient quantities because people have
demanded it - and it makes perfect sense. There is no comparing ICE4SAFETY with any for-profit entity
claiming to promote ICE.
ICE4SAFETY and other workplace safety professionals have also joined forces to
introduce the concept of ICE to America's Labor forces by developing OSHA Mandated Emergency Action Planning
Tools for employers. Find out more - HERE.
Educators - Increasing numbers of you have asked for information
and documents to use in creating a safety curriculum based around the concept of ICE. There are plenty of articles
and ideas here on this website and the Google Blog that can be used to help create a practical curriculum for a preparedness
session.
Public Safety Organizations - ICE can be
used as a unique public safety awareness tool as many of your fellow organizations have found out. You can now
use ICE to mark homes,vehicles, phones, emergency equipment, job-sites and a host of other items deemed necessary or critical
in an emergency.
Business - Easy to
use, ICE can quickly become your next public service. ICE promotional and informational materials are
designed to allow you to prominently demonstrate your company's support for community preparedness.
News TV and radio stations have been promoting ICE for some time now as a public service as well. We don't have
to tell you what free advertising can do....sporting stores, emergency supply, auto, outdoor equipment, bike shops, running
shops, medical providers, insurance agencies, snowmobile and off road dealers....the list is considerable.
Webmasters - E-Newsletters Use the
ICE image to create a hyper-link to ICE4SAFETY to assist others in benefiting from the information found here. ICE has
been featured on a number of websites and newsletters in the past 3 years but the job of educating the public is not complete.
Product Developers - Feel free to contact ICE4SAFETY if you have
an idea that might be of use to people that we haven't mentioned or would benefit from the use of the ICE Image.
Others already have.
Individuals - As many of you have already
found out, the introduction to ICE tools is still free after 3 years. If you have some influence in your community,
you might consider promoting the ICE concept amongst your public service agencies and local businesses. Now ICE is with
you at home, when you travel and where you work!
Serve a purpose greater
than yourself - help your community be prepared.