During November, everyone in the home care and hospice community honors millions of nurses, home care aides, therapists and social workers who make a huge difference in the lives of their patients and families they take care of.Read More →
It’s almost Halloween! That means lit jack-o-lanterns, candle decorations and huge costumes that can all be fire safety hazards. We want to remind everyone to take the simple safety precautions to ensure you have a fun and fire-free Halloween!Read More →
When the pacemaker was first invented, it was the size of a hockey puck. Today, its smaller than a AAA battery. Medical technology has reduced fatalities from heart disease and stroke by more than half since the 1980’s.Read More →
If you are a working parent, you know that it’s never easy leaving your child home alone. And no matter how responsible your kids are, you are still going to worry about them.Read More →
We are about 2 weeks into the new academic school year for most universities and colleges! Dorms are equipped with fire systems to keep all the new kids safe but what about students living off campus? This is a completely different story for off campus house.Read More →
Did you know that the Coast Guard requires every boat to have at least one B-1 marine fire extinguishers on board? And depending on the size of your boat, you may need more! Boats that are less than 26’ require at least one and boats 26’-40’ need to have at least two on board.Read More →
The best way to prevent boat fires is to understand where and how most fires start. This way, you can take preventative measures to keep your boat and your crew safe.Read More →
A fire in a wind turbine is pretty rare but it can still happen. Fires, especially in wind turbines, can cause irreparable damage which is why a fire suppression system is so important to install. It is a small price to pay to protect your investment.Read More →