National Fire Protection week is celebrated annually in the United States and Canada. The specific week is chosen to highlight the date of October 9.…
September’s safety topic is about falls, specifically fall prevention. Falls can occur at any age and consequences may be severe at any age. Statistically however,…
The most common definition of drowning is respiratory impairment from submersion or immersion in liquid. We most often associate drowning with water related accidents such…
July is often synonymous with uncomfortable heat and humidity. This month’s safety article will review those amongst us who are most vulnerable to excessive heat.…
Buckle up for the summer’s first heat wave as the weekend brings triple-digit temperatures that will stretch into next week. The National Weather Service in…
As residents of Southern Arizona, we are fortunate to have a choice of multiple hiking trails. Our National Parks offer additional beautiful trails, and opportunities…
Once again, we review our desert pests, and some of the concerns we have living in the southwest. While there are many animals that fit…
“Wildfires” , defined as a large destructive fire that spreads quickly over woodland and brush that are typically uncontrolled and unplanned. Wildfires have escalated greatly…
This month let’s review common causes of kitchen fires and review the safety measures to prevent these fires: Do we take the dog for a…
Each month, hopefully our fire safety articles have provided you with insight to the many different types of fire and safety considerations unique to each…
The coming colder weather in months ahead will be the peak season for home fires due to the use of heating devices: Fireplaces, chimneys, furnaces,…
Let’s talk about fire safety that centers around two special Christmas traditions: Christmas Trees and Christmas lights. If we identify the risks related to these…
With Holidays fast approaching, lets cover a few cooking, food, and personal safety tips to ensure that your holiday gatherings are enjoyable. Specifically, we’re going…
National Fire Prevention Week is celebrated this year October 9- 15. Fire Prevention Week was initiated by the National Fire Protection Agency in 1922 to commemorate…
One Fall (Autumn) is inevitable every year, but the second type of fall does not have to be inevitable. Consequences of the second type of…
There is an irony in reviewing the dangers presented by water activities, as these activities are generally accompanied by warm memories and good times. However,…
As you may have noticed, the HOT temperatures have arrived. We have experienced temperatures above 110 degrees already. This is extreme heat, and we should…
Hiking is a wonderful form of exercise and outdoor activity. Safe hiking requires some planning. Whether you are a beginner or a mountain topper… PICK…
This month we will talk about desert pests. A pest can simply be a nuisance or can be dangerous. Any bite from any of the…
Wildfires, along with their tremendous toll of human lives and injury, property destruction, destruction of forests and eco and biosystems, have been all too common…
Nutrition and food preparation are an essential part of our daily routines. Mealtime with friends and family represents a time of enjoying a meal, sharing…
Your ability to get out of your home during a fire depends on advance warning from smoke alarms and Advanced escape planning Fire can spread…
There is something about the winter months and curling up with a good book by the fireplace. But did you know that heating equipment is…
Christmas decorations often are associated with the magic of Christmas lights and Christmas trees. Following a few safety recommendations can prevent fire and electrical mishaps,…