Nice whynot. Glad to see the Z-day prep is good in everyday situations as well as the Z-day. My Mother-in-law has been visiting for the last week (yay! me) and we have gotten into discussions on my SHTF bag. She lives in Florida so she should be used to having a Hurricane Bag ready, and I think once she gets back home, she will get one packed and ready now.
The SHTF's, EDC's, BOB's etc have a lot more uses than just for Z-day. With the anniversary of 9-11 coming up they have been playing a lot of twin tower stuff on TV and I seen one story of a guy that had a little pen light and he ended up leading a couple people out, with just the help of that small light.
I think all offices should keep those 5 gallon water coolers, on hand, well stocked and ready. A quick inexpensive trip to Harbor Freight would let your company build emergency captain bags, pretty cheaply, and get some of the equipment they need. If the building is more than 2 stories high, a rope ladder on each floor might be something to consider as well.
Like I was telling my MIL this week, my Zombie plan is a fun way of having a Survival Plan(s). We as a nation, are pretty lazy/naive people, always thinking that nothing bad will happen to us. No other country will try to invade us, the Wal-marts will always be open and ready for us to swipe our credit card, food is always available 24/7, water will always come out of the tap etc etc. People need to realize that bad things can, and will happen.
Like the old saying goes, I would rather have and not need, than need and not have.
Two thumbs up, Whynot, for letting your "safety lead" know what he really needs. Your co-workers might look at you like you have 3 heads now, but i guarantee that when SHTF, you will have a bunch of folks fighting to be close to you.