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neighbours. The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service has been called to a number of incidents where wood burning stoves have been fitted incorrectly and have resulted in direct heat and flame impingementCigarette safety
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. They can easily fall over and start a fire Take extra care if you smoke when you’re tired, taking prescription drugs, or if you’ve been drinking. You might fall asleep and set your bed or sofa on fireCandle safety
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Make sure candles are secured in a proper holder and away from materials that may catch fire – like curtains Children shouldn’t be left alone with lit candles Put candles out when you leaveKitchen safety
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out – so they don’t get knocked off the stove Take care if you’re wearing loose clothing – it can easily catch fire Keep tea towels and cloths away from the cooker and hob Spark devices are saferElectrical safety
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cables and leads, especially if they are hidden from view – behind furniture or under carpets and mats Unplugging appliances helps reduce the risk of fire Unplug appliances when you’re not using themPolice set to trial body-worn video cameras
News > 2017 > May > 19
cameras will be used in the trial, with potential to include other agencies such as the Fire and Rescue Service and the Prison Service as the pilot scheme progresses. Similar trials across the UKNew era in collaborative ‘blue light’ working
News > 2016 > Jun > 22
The creation of a combined fire and ambulance station will get under way next month in a scheme that heralds a new era in collaborative working between front-line emergency services in the IslePlan your escape
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Fitting a smoke alarm is the first crucial step to protecting yourself from the fire. But what would you do if it went off during the night? This section will help you make a plan ready40% failure rate during electric blanket testing
News > 2012 > Oct > 08
Community fire officers hosted free testing sessions in conjunction with the Manx Electricity Authority and Age Isle of Man at locations in Castletown, Ramsey and Douglas last week. A total of 250Public urged to guard against unnecessary 999 call-outs
News > 2014 > Apr > 14
Attending an unnecessary call-out can divert crews away from genuine emergencies and results in additional expense at a time of constrained budgets. The Fire and Rescue Service has stressed