We know you take your workers’ safety seriously, but are you doing all you can to prevent fire? Here are some tips to keep in mind so that your factory’s photo will never be featured in an article about fire safety. When a fire occurs in a large space that’s filled with people, the leading… Read more »
In this blog, we typically focus on tools and techniques that prevent fires. But no matter how well-protected your workplace might be, it’s important to know what to do in the event that one breaks out. That’s why the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has established some basic rules of firefighting. These rules are designed… Read more »
Smoke detectors act as an essential early-warning system in your workplace, alerting employees to budding fires before they become to full-blown blazes. Every day, we place our implicit trust in smoke detectors to protect us in the event of a fire. Smoke detectors are everywhere, but in spite of how commonplace they are many people… Read more »
The modern office is home to a host of electrical equipment that can constitute a serious fire hazard if you don’t take the necessary precautions. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), faulty electrical devices are one of the leading causes of structure fires in office properties. Today we’ll look at a few ways… Read more »
When you work with a flammable material, safety is the most important aspect of your work. There is always potential for an accident or emergency, so taking the necessary precautions to avoid them will make your workplace safer and more effective. Consider the following tips when working with flammable materials. Maintain proper ventilation in your… Read more »
Fire safety is one of those aspects of the daily workforce that should never be redundant. As time goes on, there will be things you won’t need to remind your working staff of as they become second nature. However, fire is a topic that deserves plenty of attention, and often. Your employees, both new and… Read more »
A house fire is one of the scariest tragedies a homeowner can experience. With having loved ones and precious personal belongings in the home, a fire can be devastating. According to the American Red Cross, on average, 7 people die every day from a home fire, 36 people suffer injuries from a house fire every… Read more »
Fires can happen anywhere. All it takes is one faulty system or one moment of human error for a fire to ignite. Industrial plants are especially vulnerable — heavy machinery, flammable chemicals, complex electrical systems, and large numbers of workers all increase the risk. Many plant operators are not fully aware of the hazards that… Read more »
Each year, thousands of industries fall victim to fires that cause damage beyond repair, leaving workers and the economy in disarray. While fires are preventable, it is not uncommon for fires to spark unexpectedly, taking no mercy on those who rely on the business. According to the Department of Labor and Statistics, work related fatalities… Read more »
When it comes to your business and your employees, fewer things are more important than keeping them safe. You want to create an atmosphere where people will come in everyday with peace of mind, not having to worry about whether the proper precautions have been taken to keep them and their work environment danger free…. Read more »