October is Fire Safety Month
By: John DeFillippo, CHMP, EMT-B
October is Fire Safety Month. We’ll see the billboards and commercials and kids will learn about fire in school, but what does it mean?
It’s time to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors and don’t forget the carbon monoxide detectors, there should be [...]
EHS Top Ten Tuesday: Fire Safety
By: Eileen Lucier
1. Approximately 75% of fire related deaths are due to smoke inhalation rather than burns or other injuries.
2. Arson is the leading cause of non-residential structure fires in the United States, followed by electrical distribution systems.
3. Good housekeeping and proper storage of flammables and combustibles are important but often [...]