To minimize lightning damage, accurately detecting early signs and taking swift action is most important. A lightning cloud doesn't approach suddenly - it can be detected in advance through cumulonimbus development and sudden cold gusts of wind. Monitoring these signs without missing them and detecting danger early is the first step in damage prevention.

After detecting signs, taking immediate and appropriate action is essential. Swift decision-making and execution are required depending on the situation, such as stopping outdoor work or preparing for power outages.

However, relying solely on individual experience and judgment can lead to inconsistent responses and dangerous gaps in critical safety measures. Therefore, establishing lightning countermeasure manuals within companies is extremely vital, including: ● Weather condition judgment criteria ● Action procedures and evacuation rules ● Clear command structure and reporting systems ● Work resumption and recovery procedures By building a system where all employees can take unified responses, reliable lightning countermeasures can be achieved organization-wide.

While lightning is one of the unpredictable natural disasters, damage can be avoided with proper information and preparation.

In recent years, from a BCP (Business Continuity Planning) perspective, the ability to respond to sudden weather risks has become increasingly important.

"Visualizing" lightning risks not only protects employee lives but also leads to stable business operations and maintains social credibility.