First Response Safety Training

We hope everyone has a great and safe thanksgiving. Last year 1,610 fires were started on thanksgiving. With the right fire safety, you can prevent that from happening to you. Check out this demonstration of the dangers of frying a still frozen turkey here: https://lnkd.in/ghu8k7ni

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Having all bedroom doors closed at night is a simple life saving habit you can start. This is because having a bedroom door closed in a fire will buy you a significant amount of time to become alert to the danger and take action. We should do this for all bedroom doors in our homes and teach others to do the same. In the picture below, you can see the huge difference between a bedroom door with the room door closed vs open. #firepreventionweek #closebeforeyoudoze

Teaching kids why to call 911 and how to do it is important in case they get separated from you and are in danger, or if you are not able to call yourself and they are calling for you. Below is a tip on how to teach your kids this lesson. Another tip is helping them memorize parent's phone numbers as well. #firepreventionweek

Smoke detectors can save you and your child's life, but without teaching kids about what they mean, they are just a sound machine. Here is a tip for teaching your kids about smoke alarms.

Making a home escape plan is important for all households, but especially important for families with kids. Kids need to know how to get out and where to go once they are out. Then, once you have a plan, you need to practice it regularly. Learn more about making a fire escape plan here: https://lnkd.in/e8mqTyns #firepreventionweek

Using positive language is key for clarity when teaching kids' lessons of any kind. That includes fire safety. Check out this tip below. #fireprevetionweek

During Fire Prevention Week (October 6-12) it is extra important to teach kids about Fire Safety. Catering the lessons for your kids based on their age makes it more impactful. Check out some lesson ideas below. NFPA

Do you have kids or work with kids? Here are 3 quick ways to help teach kid about fire safety. More ideas here: https://lnkd.in/eaDpuXWY