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Bring your electric blanket to Wanganui Fire Station 19th April between 9am - 3pm and have it tested by your local fire fighters. Be safe this winter!
The Team from Fire and Emergency NZ – Fire Safety
In 80% of the house fires we attend, smoke alarms are either not installed or they don't work. Protect your family with a long-life smoke alarm, contact Wanganui Fire Station NOW to arrange a FREE home fire safety visit. The protection is priceless.
The Team from Fire and Emergency NZ – Fire Safety
Protect your loved ones, and prepare your home for the summer break festivities.
Kiwi Christmas means BBQ’s and lots of rellies coming to stay.
We want everyone to have a great summer break and take these simple steps to prepare their homes to be fire safe this holiday season.
• Check your … View moreProtect your loved ones, and prepare your home for the summer break festivities.
Kiwi Christmas means BBQ’s and lots of rellies coming to stay.
We want everyone to have a great summer break and take these simple steps to prepare their homes to be fire safe this holiday season.
• Check your BBQ for gas leaks using the soapy water test.
• If you have a fire call 111
• Save the beers for after cooking the BBQ, and get takeaways or use a microwave for a feed when you come back from a Christmas function.
• Make sure all sleeping areas have a working, long-life photoelectric smoke alarm.
• Check your Whanau’s smoke alarms. If they don’t have one, give them the gift of life and get them one for Christmas.
• If your door has a deadlock, leave the key in so people can escape quickly.
• Keep exits clear
• Have agreed safe meeting place and make sure any guests know where this is, and how to escape in an event of a fire.
Have a safe and very Merry Christmas from the team here at Wanganui Fire Station.
The Team from Fire and Emergency NZ – Fire Safety
Recently there was a fire in your neighbourhood.
Big or small, a fire can cause significant financial and emotional stress.
If you have a fire, don't be afraid to call 111.
Check your smoke alarms. If your Whanau don't have smoke alarms, give them the gift of life and get them one … View moreRecently there was a fire in your neighbourhood.
Big or small, a fire can cause significant financial and emotional stress.
If you have a fire, don't be afraid to call 111.
Check your smoke alarms. If your Whanau don't have smoke alarms, give them the gift of life and get them one for Christmas.
Ensure that everyone staying at your place over the Christmas period knows your escape plan and your safe meeting place.
Stay safe out there!
The Team from Fire and Emergency NZ – Fire Safety
Barbecues are the focal point for a lot of Summer entertaining. Here is a few helpful tips to keep your Whanau safe while BBQ'n.
- If you've got bubbles, you've got troubles. Before using your BBQ, check your BBQ for gas leaks using the soapy water test.
- Keep looking while you… View moreBarbecues are the focal point for a lot of Summer entertaining. Here is a few helpful tips to keep your Whanau safe while BBQ'n.
- If you've got bubbles, you've got troubles. Before using your BBQ, check your BBQ for gas leaks using the soapy water test.
- Keep looking while you are cooking!
- Don't Drink and Fry. Have a drink after the cooking is done.
- Don't add flammable fluid to an already lit fire.
- Never BBQ in enclosed areas.
- Dispose of hot coals properly and douse them in plenty of water.
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