More than 45 percent of American homeowners with a garage say they use the garage door as the primary point of entry into their home. And for those with remote-controlled…
We want you to be safe…on the road, at home, and on the job. The information provided through the links below will help keep you and your family, or business, safe.
- Safety on the Road – Driving a vehicle requires a great amount of concentration and focus. However, even under the best circumstances, accidents can happen. Learn about ways to avoid automobile accidents, such as deer-related accidents or those that happen during severe winter weather, as well as ways to keep your teenage driver safe.
- Safety at Home – Home is a special place where you and your family feel safe and protected. Reinforce that safe feeling by performing routine maintenance and inspection on areas of your home, such as the electrical system. Don’t forget to pay special attention to added features, such as a wood-burning stove, which requires proper installation. And, plan a home emergency supply kit now, before you need it.
- Safety on the Job – As an employer or employee, we all want safety on the job to be a priority. Establishing general safety guidelines is one way to get started to make the workplace a safer environment.
Space Heaters Need Space
Portable heaters (aka space heaters) can be used to provide an efficient and economical source of supplemental heating to areas of your home. Because more than 25,000 residential fires and…
How can I prevent a house fire?
According to ready.gov, “In just two minutes, a fire can become life-threatening. In five minutes, a residence can be engulfed in flames.” To prevent a fire from happening in your…
Drowsy Driving Prevention
Drowsy driving is a form of distracted driving and can cause accidents that result in serious injury or death. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), “Drowsy driving…
Bad-Luck Ladders: Ladder Accidents and How to Prevent them
Most people are familiar with the saying that walking under a ladder is bad luck. What they might not know is that there is some truth to that old superstition.…
Safety Tips for Hauling Bikes, Kayaks, and Skis
There’s nothing quite like the first lake trip of the summer or heading to the slopes once there’s finally enough snow. With seasonal activities comes the need to haul gear,…
Seven Safety Tips for Unexpected Encounters with Wildlife
Spending time in nature has many mental and physical health benefits. However, it is important to remember that our wild places aren’t just there for our amusement, and instead are…
Everything you need to know about the five fire types
Did you know there are actually five distinct types of fire? The types (A, B, C, D and K) are classified based on the kind of fuel that is burning.…
Staying Safe this Spooky Season
Halloween is that special time of year when we get to dress up as someone (or something!) else and eat our weight in chocolate. However, the holiday brings with it…
How to Create a Home Fire Safety Plan
According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), between 2014-2018 more than three-quarters (77%) of all civilian fire deaths were caused by fires started in the home. While there are…
