Fire Protection Blog

💥 Using a Fire Extinguisher: Remember PASS P – Pull the pin A – Aim at the base of the fire S – Squeeze the handle S – Sweep side to side Training and practice can save lives, make sure your team knows how to use extinguishers safely! -National Association of State Fire Marshals

Learn about construction site safety risks outside of fire through the eyes of an electrician. bit.ly/3HyFhSq Source: NFPA

There are many different aspects of fire and life safety, with the rewarding satisfaction of helping to protect people and property. If you are considering a career in fire protection, read this blog to learn more! bit.ly/3kyidYG

Learn more about the importance of fire plan reviews with the NFPA. bit.ly/4dX3hup

Check out these summer fire safety tips from the U.S. Fire administration. bit.ly/2IzdcIp

Many areas are experiencing severe weather. Remember with severe weather, comes the risk of fire. Keep fire safety in mind: ☑ Fuel generators outside. ☑ Use flashlights instead of candles for emergency lighting. ☑ Unplug small appliances. From the U.S Fire Administration.

Happy Fourth of July from the Fire Protection Blog! Celebrate safely 🎆

A recent TikTok challenge encouraging students to intentionally start fires in a Chromebook by inserting paperclips or similar objects into the USB port, has resulted in the devices short-circuiting, causing them to spark, smoke, or catch on fire. (NFPA) bit.ly/440VSpB

Summer is here! Check out this blog post for fire safety tips this summer. bit.ly/3mhH2Fw

Whether you run a warehouse, manufacturing facility, or commercial kitchen, installing the right rolling fire door can make all the difference for safety, compliance, and peace of mind. Read our recent blog post to learn more! bit.ly/4kILPMP

RESET Your Behavioral Health Initiatives During Safety Stand Down 2025. bit.ly/449S3iX

Dad already knows you're his little superhero. Show him how much you love him & test those smoke & CO alarms together. Stay safe. #happyfathersday    #FireSafety

2025 Firefighter Safety Stand Down Week is June 15-21. This year's focus is on the critical topic of behavioral health, asking departments and responders to help break the stigma and RESET their approach to behavioral health. Learn more: bit.ly/3SHG06b

There’s nothing quite like enjoying the great outdoors with a roaring fire, gooey s’mores and a night sky full of stars. But that wonderful campfire is also a big responsibility. Learn more with Smokey Bear! bit.ly/3yCxbBb

The most common types of opening protectives in fire resistance–rated assemblies are fire doors and fire dampers. In this blog, the NFPA highlights some of the most frequently asked questions about fire doors. bit.ly/4iDJf9d

Temperatures are rising. Don't forget fire safety this spring and summer. An air conditioner draws a lot of energy. It needs to be plugged directly into a wall outlet just like a refrigerator, washer and other large appliances to prevent home fires.

Checkout these tips from Smokey Bear to understand how to prevent wildfires from backyard debris burning. bit.ly/44wLlED

NFPA® research shows that, on average, more than four warehouse fires occur each day in the United States. It is essential that fire protection systems in warehouses are correctly designed, installed, inspected, maintained, and tested. Read to learn more! bit.ly/42QgmRo

Fire prevention in the workplace is essential regardless what time of year it is. However, as the seasons change you may need to alter some of your fire prevention strategies to adjust to the changing weather. bit.ly/3GvIAJF