What to Do in the First 10 Minutes of a Disaster
Disasters don't give you time to read a manual. These guides cover exactly what to do in the first ten minutes of an earthquake, house fire, or power outage — step by step, no fluff.
First 10 Minutes of a Power Outage: Check Breaker, Save Food, Stay Ready
Power goes out and most people fumble around in the dark for flashlights they can't find. This guide walks you through the first 10 minutes: diagnose breaker vs. grid, protect your fridge and freezer, locate your gear, charge priority devices, and make the short-term vs. long-term outage call.
First 10 Minutes of a House Fire: RACE Protocol + Escape Plan
A house fire can become unsurvivable in under two minutes. This guide covers the RACE protocol, how to read smoke alarm placement, the door-feel test, when to fight a fire vs. flee immediately, and the escape plan steps that the Red Cross teaches — but most people have never practiced.
First 10 Minutes of an Earthquake: What to Do Right Now
When the ground starts moving, your first ten minutes determine whether you walk away or get carried out. Drop, cover, hold on — then systematically check for gas leaks, structural damage, and injuries before doing anything else. West Coast focus with step-by-step actions for inside, outside, and in a vehicle.