Restaurant Safety Guide: Preventing Kitchen Fire Loss

Restaurant safety is important for any restaurant owner, manager, employee, and customer. A customer wants to eat at a restaurant where the food is prepared in a safe manner. Less often customers are concerned about the risk of a kitchen fire. For staff and owners...

Residential Fire Extinguishers: How to Choose and Use

A fire extinguisher can be a lifesaver. Placed near an exit, in an easy-to-grab spot, it can put out a small fire before the firefighters arrive, or at least suppress the flames while you escape. Household extinguishers are classified A, B, or C (or a combination of...

5 General Fire Safety and Prevention Tips for your Office

Prevention is the best way to avoid fires. In addition helping to reduce your office’s risk, you will also need to educate employees about how to handle emergency fire situations so that everyone can get out safe and calm. Here are 5 general fire safety and prevention...

Employee Emergency and Fire Response Plans

Companies that fall under various OSHA standards such as 1910.120(l), hazardous waste operations and emergency response and 1910.119(n), process safety management of highly hazardous chemicals are required to have emergency evacuation plans that comply with 1910.38....