Look for obvious dangers. A “Routine Fire Safety Check” should only take a couple of minutes but it could mean the difference between Life and Death. Walk around your house with a view to keeping your home safe and secure. Close all doors to reduce the spread of fire and smoke.
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Have an “Evacuation Plan” for you and your family in the event of a fire. If a fire occurs in your home you may have to get out in dark and difficult conditions. This can be especially challenging if members of your family are very young, older or infirm. Escaping from a fire will be
Did you know that if you have difficulty affording an Optical smoke alarm or unit for the hard of hearing, you may be eligible to avail of free one(s) with our Community Smoke Alarm Scheme – Please contact your Local Fire Authority. Smoke Alarms Smoke Alarms are designed to give you an early warning of
