Fire Safety Checklist
Fire Safety is an important subject, children routinely practise fire safety at school, many of us practise fire safety at work and it's equally important to address fire safety at home. Even just having a plan can save your families lives. Use these tips as a guide to help teach your children about fire safety at home
Child Fire Safety
In the event of a fire it can be a natural response to panic, for a child this can be much worse. Prepare your child a head of time so he or she knows what to do if there is ever a fire. There are also many household items and products hat can pose a fire risk. Fire proof your home, it's worth the time and money.
- Keep your child under supervision at all times.
- Teach your young one about child fire safety.
- Check your fire extinguisher and smoke detector alarms for functionality.
- Flammable materials should be out of your child's reach.
- Electrical appliances must be stored safely.
- Child-proof all sockets in the house to ensure child fire safety
- Have a fire escape arrangement for your family
- Understand that a child always hides in the face of fear.
-
Fire Safety Tips
Here are a few great fire safety tips to follow around your house. By taking the time to ensure each of these tips are done correctly in your home, you and your family will not only be reducing the risk of a fire related accident in your home, but you will also be prepared in the event there is a sudden fire.
- Smoke detector alarms are a must-have in your home.
- Practice your fire escape regularly
- Place space heaters away from flammable materials.
- Keep matches and lighters away from your child.
- Ingrain the "stop, drop and roll" technique in your child.
- Take care of your cooking habits in the kitchen.
- Keep your electric equipment away from your child.
More Child Safety Checklists
| Favourites | Stay Informed | NCS |
|---|---|---|
| Media Page | Contact Us | NCS Home |
| Research Center | NCS Journal | Privacy Policy |
| Child Safety Topics | Socializing | Terms of Use |