[…] frequently, and ensure everyone knows what to do if a grease fire were to break out in the kitchen: use baking soda, salt, or a class B rated fire extinguisher to fight the flames – never use water. 3. Plan your escape route Even if you know the building well, don’t assume you can […]
[…] hot work activities or other electrical equipment. Dusting batteries to prevent shorting: Regardless of what type of battery you use, they should be kept clean and dust -free to protect against shorting. Shorting is also referred to as a short circuit, which occurs when an electrical charge flows along an unintended path, resulting in […]
[…] losses is a result of water damage and flooding.” This damage can’t always be traced to one big, wet storm, but rather it’s often due to sudden torrential rainfall in highly populated areas. Surface runoff and the Canadian urban landscape Events like the summer floods in Toronto are becoming more commonplace, and that’s largely […]
[…] opened a new training facility to support safe rebuilding efforts. 2,457 private dwellings were destroyed in the fire, and 785 housing starts are already underway. Via On -Site As Siemens plans to close its turbine blade manufacturing plant in Tillsonburg, Ontario, 340 people are preparing for layoffs. The company blames “dramatic changes” in the […]
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