Electrical failure or malfunction is a leading cause of home fires year after year. Make sure all electrical receptacles or outlets are three-hole, grounded outlets. There should be ample electrical capacity to run equipment without tripping circuit breakers or blowing fuses. Protect your employees, business, or family by calling A&A Fire and Safety Company today. 501-834-5353
According to the NFPA, a fire results in a civilian injury every 30 minutes. Working smoke alarms will allow you and your team enough time to exit the building and walk to safety. Call A&A Fire and Safety TODAY! We will help you stay safe and in compliance. 501-834-5353
Many home electrical fires can be prevented simply by understanding basic electrical safety principles and following safe practices. Protect your employees, business, or family by calling A&A Fire and Safety Company today. 501-834-5353
Every 24 seconds, a fire department responds to a fire. Prior to the arrival of the fire department, a portable fire extinguisher is your first line of defense. Protect your employees, business, or family by calling A&A Fire and Safety Company today. 501-834-5353
Garages, workshops, or support service areas will contain flammable liquids used in large quantities. This includes areas used for storage, production, woodworking (finishing), vehicle repair, aircraft and boat servicing, or where painting, dipping, and coating, operations are performed with flammable liquids. OSHA requires that all employees have access to an extinguisher within 30-50 feet travel-distance. Call A&A Fire…
DetailsLocations that contain Class B flammables, such as workshops, storage areas, research operations, garages, warehouses, or service and manufacturing areas requires that all employees have access to an extinguisher within 50 feet travel-distance. Call A&A Fire and Safety TODAY! We will help you stay safe and in compliance. 501-834-5353
Are your fire extinguishers located in the right place to ensure employee safety per the OSHA guidelines? The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recommends that locations such as offices, classrooms, and assembly halls have one 2-A extinguisher for every 3,000 square feet. OSHA requires that all employees have access to an extinguisher within 75 feet…
DetailsTo ensure a properly-functioning fire extinguisher in the event of an emergency, extinguishers must be checked monthly. During monthly check-ups, verify the extinguishers are in their intended location, not blocked, and easily visible with an extinguisher locator sign posted above. Click here to view more inspection tips provided by Boston University Environmental Health and Safety. Follow A&A Fire and…
DetailsTake time to store flammable liquids properly and avoid an unnecessary fire hazard. Keep them in their original containers or puncture-resistant, tightly sealed containers. Store containers in well-ventilated areas away from supplies, food, food-preparation areas or any source of flames. Protect your business by calling A&A Fire and Safety Company TODAY to install an automatic…
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