Fire Prevention Week: Tips from AIA New Jersey Member Firefighter Peter A. Kozielski, AIA

October 9, 2018

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Fire Prevention Week: Tips from AIA New Jersey Member Firefighter Peter A. Kozielski, AIA

Fire Safety Tips:

Check Smoke Detectors Monthly – change batteries annually or as recommended by the manufacturer
Have a fire escape plan at home and at your office – practice it at least twice a year – get out stay out
Keep your clothes dryer well maintained and the vent pipe free of lint – Have it Inspected Annually
Never leave the kitchen unattended while cooking – keep loose clothing, dish towels, and other fabrics away from open flames and hot items – be sure appliances gas or electric are turned off after cooking or if you are going to be away from the kitchen even if for a short time.
Teach kids the dangers of fire – Remember STOP DROP & ROLL if your clothes catch fire.

Peter A. Kozielski, AIA

By Stacey Ruhle Kliesch, AIA, AIA NJ Advocacy Consultant | Posted in AIA-NJ News, Uncategorized | Tagged: #Fire, #Firefighter, #FireProtectionWeek, #PeterAKozielskiAIA, #Safety | Comments (0)

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