Accident and Fire Prevention in the Home
Are you aware of the hazards within your home:
- |Accident Awareness in Older People
Falls among older people are very common and many of these falls can easily be prevented with increased awareness of the hazards around the home. - |Accident Prevention for Young People
Tips from the Child Accident Prevention Trust. - |Carbon Monoxide - The Silent Killer
Every year about 30 people die from carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. - |Community Fire Safety
Help to minimise the risk from fire in your home and place of work with advice on fire prevention and protection. - |Electricity Safety
The HSE endeavours to answer common questions about electrical safety. - |Fire Prevention
Surrey Fire and Rescue Service attend between 500 and 600 accidental fires in Surrey homes each year. - |Firework Safety
Follow the firework code. - |First-Aid Tips from the NHS
Accident and emergency tips. - Fitness to Drive
Driving when you are tired, ill, have poor eyesight or are under the influence of drugs or alcohol greatly increases your accident risk. |Items 79-84 of The Highway Code lists the legal requirements. - |Gas Safety
Regulations require gas installation businesses and individuals to be |Gas Safety Registered, which is approved by HSE to maintain a register of gas installation businesses. - |Road Safety Information
Stay Alert - Stay Alive! Help reduce Surrey's road casualties. - |Smoke Alarms
You are twice as likely to die in a fire at home if you haven't got a smoke alarm. Surrey Fire and Rescue offer |a free Home Risk Assessment as part of their drive to reduce the number of fires in the county. To arrange for a visit please call Surrey Fire and Rescue freephone on 0800 085 0767 or fill in the request form on their website.
| Related Pages: |
| Accident prevention |Accident Prevention (Pages) |
| |Health and Safety - Electricity at Work (Pages) |
| |Health and Safety - Slips and Trips (Pages) |
| |Health and Safety - Working at Height (Pages) |






