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October Fire Safety Tips

October Fire Safety Tips

There is no good time to have a fire in your business or home. Every year, we read about fires that occur as the temperatures dip. Many of those fires are caused by improper usage of space heaters, overloading of outlets or home maintenance issues. Proper attention in...
Basic Poison Prevention Tips

Basic Poison Prevention Tips

Take a peak under your kitchen sink or in your laundry room and you will likely see many items that could be dangerous. Household cleaning agents, prescription medications, pesticides and many other common products can pose serious hazards to the health of our...
Poison Prevention Strategies

Poison Prevention Strategies

Did you know that poisoning is the number one cause of unintentional death in the United States? In 2021, for example, there were more than 102,000 deaths from unintentional poisoning, according to the Centers for Disease Control. While the majority of these were...
Focus on Children’s Safety

Focus on Children’s Safety

Children are uniquely vulnerable to a host of potential risks and dangers starting from the time they leave the hospital and are strapped into their first car seat. It’s normal for kids of all ages to explore and take risks. Unfortunately, they also frequently get...
Kitchen Safety Tips for Thanksgiving 2022

Kitchen Safety Tips for Thanksgiving 2022

Family, football, food. Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday for celebrating traditions and togetherness and the last thing you want to worry about is your loved ones’ health and safety. But with the cooking, travel and chaos it is advisable to consider potential...
14 Tips for Ladder Safety

14 Tips for Ladder Safety

A ladder is one of the basic tools we all have and use in our homes or at work. It is also commonly a cause of injuries and sometimes even death. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), more than half a million people are treated for ladder-related...
Keep Safe During Winter Fire Season

Keep Safe During Winter Fire Season

Did you know December, January and February are peak months for house fires? More home cooking and heating as well as holiday decorations, winter storms and the use of candles – all increase the risk of fire during the cold months. Each year, about 900 people die in...