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Turkey Fryer Fire
  • Safety Check
  • November 2017

Tips for making your Thanksgiving dinner safer

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  • Safety Check
  • October 2017

Electrical safety all a matter of awareness

Storms leave a variety of safety hazards behind them—from downed power lines to fragile buildings. Be aware of your surroundings as you re-enter your home or property after a storm. Source: Safe Electricity
  • Safety Check
  • September 2017

The preparation and the heroes that help keep us safe

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  • Safety Check
  • August 2017

Jump into action

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  • Safety Check
  • July 2017

Beat the extreme heat during power outages

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  • Safety Check
  • June 2017

Professional contractor and electrical accident survivor shares message on safe digging

Thunderstorm lightning
  • Safety Check
  • May 2017

Thunderstorm safety tips from the American Red Cross

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  • Safety Check
  • April 2017

Stay alert: spring weather warning

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  • Safety Check
  • March 2017

Safety tips for home buyers

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Reduce the risk of electrical fires with AFCIs

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  • Safety Check
  • January 2017

Empower yourself when the lights go off

Always make sure that the generator is grounded and used in a dry area.
  • Safety Check
  • December 2016

Safely operating your portable generator

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  • Safety Check
  • November 2016

A recipe for safety and a happy ending

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  • Safety Check
  • October 2016

Don’t sacrifice safety for speed during harvest

The basic CPR steps include: 1. Recognize the emergency (tap and shout), 2. Activate EMS (call 9-1-1), 3. Check for ­breathing, 4. Compressions: Provide 30 compressions, 5. Airway: Open the victim’s airway, 6. Breathing: Give 2 breaths, 7. Continue until help arrives.
  • Safety Check
  • September 2016

CPR – do you know what to do when it really matters?

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  • Safety Check
  • August 2016

How to survive a car accident

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  • Safety Check
  • July 2016

Avoid hazards with grain bins and power lines

Tick-borne Encephalitis
  • Safety Check
  • June 2016

Targeting ticks to prevent Lyme disease

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  • Safety Check
  • May 2016

Don’t forget safety when considering the addition of solar

  • Safety Check
  • April 2016

Preparation and the heroes that help keep us safe

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Knowing what to do saved their lives

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DANGER! Outlet overload

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  • Safety Check
  • March 2016

Stay afloat with flood safety tips

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  • Safety Check
  • February 2016

Caring for your home’s electrical system as it ages

Since generators come in a variety of sizes, capacities, and power sources, begin by reading and following all manufacturer instructions.
  • Safety Check
  • January 2016

Don’t get left out in the cold

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  • Safety Check
  • December 2015

How to weather winter storms safely

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  • Safety Check
  • November 2015

Hunters – be aware of target safety around power equipment

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  • Safety Check
  • October 2015

Helping others means safety first

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  • Safety Check
  • September 2015

No signs allowed

Tangled power cords and electrical outlet
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  • August 2015

College dorm room essential: safety

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  • July 2015

Irrigation systems can be deadly

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  • Safety Check
  • June 2015

Caught in a storm

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