According to the American Kennel Club, an estimated 500,000 pets are affected by home fires every year. Nearly 1,000 of these home fires are accidently started by the homeowners’ pets. The stove or...Read More
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Make sure everyone in your home, including children, know what the fire alarm sounds like and what it means. Smoke alarms that include the option for a recordable announcement in addition to the regular...Read More
Once the smoke alarm sounds, you may only have a few minutes to get to safety outside the house. You need to plan ahead and be prepared before a fire emergency happens.Read More
Use this calendar to record the dates that you perform your annual smoke alarm maintenance activities. If you are unable to complete these tasks yourself, give this calendar to a family member or friend...Read More
On average, 8 people die in a home fire each day in the United States, for a total of nearly 3,000 fatalities every year. Roughly two-thirds of these deaths occur in homes without working smoke alarms....Read More
Contact with overhead power lines is the leading cause of electrical fatalities for agricultural workers. Of the 1,001 reported power line contact incidents from 2003-2009.Read More
Make learning about electrical safety fun!Read More
This important brochure is a valuable resource for bringing you and your college-bound child up to speed on common electrical hazards to be aware of in college dorm living. In addition, this brochure...Read More
