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This week (13-19 Oct) marks Fire Safety Week in Ireland, a timely reminder that even small actions can prevent disaster. From testing smoke alarms to planning your escape route, fire safety starts at home.
Here are 4 simple but powerful actions to boost fire safety in your home:
Smoke alarms: Make sure there’s a working smoke alarm on every level of your home.
Test weekly: Test smoke alarms every week and replace batteries when needed.
Eliminate risks: Don’t overload sockets, leave appliances on, or place candles near flammable items.
Have an escape plan: Make sure everyone in your home knows how to get out safely in case of fire.
Fire safety isn’t just about protecting your own home; it’s also about checking in on vulnerable people around you. If you have older family members, neighbours living alone, or people with mobility or hearing issues nearby, take a moment to help them with these checks.
A few minutes now can prevent tragedy later.
At FlexManager, we’re committed to supporting safer environments through smarter systems and proactive risk management. Whether you’re at home, at work, or in your community, fire safety awareness is something we all benefit from. Share these tips, talk to your family, and take action this week.
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