Recent carbon monoxide and propane leaks in Broward County schools have highlighted a safety gap. Carbon monoxide is a silent killer—make sure your home and kitchen are protected too! Article: buff.ly/3MpOf3s #CarbonMonoxide #COAwareness

Symptoms of CO poisoning can include headache, dizziness, nausea, confusion, and shortness of breath. If you or someone you know experiences these symptoms, get fresh air immediately and call 911. #StaySafe

A generator in a cleaning van caused a CO leak in downtown Kansas City, leading to evacuations. Remember, CO is odorless and deadly - never run generators in enclosed spaces. buff.ly/3yZRITi #CarbonMonoxideSafety #Nonprofit

Happy Labor Day from all of us at NCOAA! Today, we honor the hard work and contributions that strengthen our communities. Take time to rest, recharge, and celebrate your achievements. You’ve earned it Enjoy the day and stay safe! 💼🎉 #LaborDay #ThankYou #Nonprofit

Join us! Our Founder, Charon McNabb, will be speaking at the North American Congress of Clinical Toxicology (NACCT) in Denver, Colorado, from September 19-23. buff.ly/3MBHJXL #NACT2024 #Toxicology #Innovation

We can't mention enough: does your school have the proper carbon monoxide preventive measures set up? Keep your kids and communities safe from CO poisoning! buff.ly/4ecYunx #Nonprofit #CarbonMonoxideAwareness #SafetyFirst

Apply now for a CO Grant through The LAUREN Project! The first 5 eligible organizations can receive up to 50 carbon monoxide alarms (with 10-year lithium batteries)Increase CO safety in your community! Deadline: October 1, 2024 Learn more and apply here: buff.ly/4czasXK

Did you know that gas-powered landscape equipment like leaf blowers can emit dangerous carbon monoxide (CO) levels? CO is a colorless, odorless gas that can quickly become hazardous, especially in enclosed spaces like garages or sheds. Keep yourself and your family safe from CO.

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a silent danger—colorless, odorless, and hard to detect. Early warning signs of CO poisoning can often feel like flu symptoms: 🔴 Headache 🔴 Dizziness 🔴 Nausea 🔴 Shortness of breath 🔴 Fatigue #Nonprofit #SafetyFirst

Join the CO Safety Coalition today: Membership is free, and we’re looking for passionate individuals to join our efforts to end CO poisoning. Make a difference in your community today and partner with us. Learn more and become a member: buff.ly/3IXgFA5 #nonprofit

Did you know that smoking hookah can expose you to high levels of carbon monoxide? Learn more: buff.ly/3MDLMCz #COSafety #Nonprofit #StaySafe

The Cadillac Fire Department will host the Annual Child Safety Expo from 4-6PM today! Come for fun, learning, and honoring our heroes. #SafetyFirst

Introducing, a new training module on the Fire Hero Learning Network: Preventing Carbon Monoxide Poisoning in the Fire and Rescue Services Learn more and take this important 1-hour training session: buff.ly/4e3MBk1 #NCOAA #ProtectTheProtectors #CarbonMonoxide

Super excited to be attending the National Comfort Institute 2024 summit. Having a wonderful time talking to high quality HVAC contractors about the importance of Carbon Monoxide safety and learning how they are protecting their customers!

🐾 Keep your pets safe from carbon monoxide exposure! Just like humans, animals can suffer from carbon monoxide poisoning, which is odorless and invisible. #Nonprofit #COSafety

Your donations help us continue our mission to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning and save lives. Every contribution supports public education, safety resources, and essential training programs. Donate now and be a part of the change: buff.ly/3XF36h6 #Nonprofit

CO alarms save lives. Generators produce as much carbon monoxide as 100s of cars. Ensure your generator has an integrated CO shutoff and is UL 2021 compliant. Also, have a backup CO alarm - even if your home is all electric. Read here: buff.ly/3zhBqFD #Nonprofit

NCOAA founder, Charon McNabb, will speak at the North American Congress of Clinical Toxicology (NACCT) on September 21, 2024, at 2 PM in Denver, CO. Join us and be a part of positive change! buff.ly/3MBHJXL #COAwareness #Toxicology #NACCT2024

September 18 is Carbon Monoxide Awareness Day in Tennessee! Let’s take a moment to protect our families from the “silent killer.” Carbon monoxide (CO) is an invisible gas that can be deadly. Stay alert and keep your loved ones safe. #COAwarenessDay #StaySafeTN

NCOAA attended the U-M Environment, Health & Safety (EHS) Annual Campus Fire Safety Month event at Ann Arbor today! At the event, we spoke with students about the importance of carbon monoxide safety and how to protect themselves in dorms and other places around campus.