It is crucial that parents discuss fire safety with their children. According to the National Fire Protection Association, in 2010, U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated 44,900 fires that were started by someone, usually a child, playing with fire. These fires ...

It's about knowing your evacuation plan, which must take priority as well as your staff's capabilities and training in fire extinguishers. If the fire is out of your control then you must summon the assistance of the fire service – who is responsible for this call should be specified in your evacuation plan.

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Fire safety refers to precautions that are taken to prevent or reduce the likelihood of a fire that may result in death, injury, or property damage, alert th...

It's never too early to start educating children about fire safety and it's also never too late to brush up on your knowledge of fire prevention and escape. Here we've collected some of the best fire safety education resources out there so whether you're looking for ...

Fire safety advice for children is important for any age from pre-school and nursery kids to teenagers. From the dangers of children playing with matches to the deadly effect of smoke inhalation it’s important for nurseries, schools and parents to regularly provide a ...

Everyday at the Museum of Fire, aspiring Junior Firefighters are invited to take part in a day of adventure and exploration with fire safety activities, computer games, puzzles and dress ups. The Museum of Fire is a wonderful place to connect as a family.

Parents-As a parent, you have a very important role in ensuring the safety of your family from the dangers of fire. To help with this responsibility, we've created our Parent Center, a resource containing valuable information that will show you ways to improve the safety in your home, and also provide you with the proper educational tools so you can correctly present fire safety to your children.

Children learn the basics of fire safety in a realistic, but safe environment. They feel the door for fire outside their bedroom, block smoke from entering under the door with a towel or pillow, call 911 and, if necessary, use the E.D.I.T.H. window to escape the danger ...

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