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What Everyone Should Know About Fire Extinguishers in the Workplace

When a fire breaks out, people often panic and grab the nearest fire extinguisher in hopes of containing the blaze. But using the wrong fire extinguisher could actually make the fire worse, causing it to flash and result in serious injuries. This is why it’s important to train employees on workplace fire safety procedures.  The…

The Easy Way to Have a Home Emergency Plan

Emergencies can strike at any time without warning. While most people are well-practiced in emergency evacuations at work, the opposite is true at home. According to the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA), only one out of every three American households has developed and practiced a home fire escape plan. When it comes to emergency planning…

Debunking 6 Misconceptions of Home Fire Safety

Practicing emergency evacuation is mandatory in the workplace. But how many workers know what to do at home? According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), home fires cause 80% of civilian fire deaths. Here are some common misconceptions that people have about home fire safety. I don’t need to rush, there’s more than enough…

How to Apply Workplace Fire Safety Procedures at Home

Fire safety is mandatory in the workplace—at many companies, it’s practiced often and well-communicated among everyone in the building. But even though it’s required and practiced and communicated, some employees are still complacent about the risks associated with fire in the workplace.  And what about safety outside the workplace, where fire safety isn’t regulated or…

Vital Steps in a Solid Fire Prevention and Response Plan

Preparing for emergencies in your workplace is the only way to handle them well should they ever arise. This is especially true of fire prevention and response. Some industries are more likely to experience fires in the workplace, such as pulp and paper, and chemical handling, but none are completely fireproof. Addressing a potential fire…