Holiday Decorating Safety from UL and NFPA Homes have been decorated, gifts will soon be unwrapped and New Year’s resolutions are ready to fill everyone’s thoughts. With the onset of post-holiday activity, it’s important to keep safety at top of mind.
Deep frying turkeys for the holidays has gotten more and more popular over the past decade. Butterball has even developed a turkey fryer that can be used indoors. Not sure about this product, but saw it on an info-mercial while the family was shopping for kids shoes this weekend. This weeks video is brought to
This document is good reading on the way to selecting and fireproofing your Christmas tree. It sounds fantastic and even provides a forest scent in the bargain. If you haven’t picked your tree yet be sure to read this. This year, take the oath: there won’t be an accidental fire in you house or apartment.
These last few years have been tough on a lot of families, especially around the holidays. Traditons have had to be broken to make ends meet, families can not afford to travel to spend time with each other, etc. But there are some families that are enduring MUCH MORE than financial losses. Some families are
‘Twas the night before Christmas and at the Claus place Ol’ Santa was angry, turning red in the face “Who used my sled and brought it back, broke? Dancer and Prancer, I’m in no mood for your jokes!” “Honey,” answered Ms. Claus, with calm and slight grin, “the elves were out earlier, joyriding again. The
“Think Safety First” Safety Tool Box Meeting Topic: Safety – It’s in the GREEN ! TO SUPERVISORY PERSONNEL AND EMPLOYEES: “Top O’ the mornin’ to ya, Lads and Lassies! Happy St. Patrick’s Day to ya’ one and all…”. Welcome to the safety meeting. Last Reminder for March – Please check FIRE EXTINGUISHERS / FIRST AID!
Twelve days before the Holidays, My Safety Team said to me, No cuts or lacerations Wear your PPE, No slips, trips or falls Watch where you put your feet, No strains, aches or pains Use your safe lifting techniques, Watch your head and keep it safe Always be aware of overhead
Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. When down through the chimney, all covered with soot Came the “Spirit of Fire,” an ugly galoot. His eyes glowed like embers; his features were stern As he looked all around him for something
