This week, we address the dangers of carbon monoxide, one of the top safety risks in BC. Learn about real incidents and the steps you can take to protect yourself and your family: hubs.li/Q03pBZT80

Installing GFCI outlets and using surge protectors can be a game-changer for your pet's safety at home. Review all our electrical safety tips and keep your pets safe at home: hubs.li/Q03nrtHf0

Although CO exposure can be deadly, it can be prevented by installing CO alarms and hiring licensed contractors to perform regular maintenance on your gas appliances. Learn more about CO safety on our website: hubs.li/Q03q-6R20

This week, we’re digging into one of our top 5 safety risks: gas line strikes. Whether you’re working on a construction site or in your backyard, hitting a gas line can have severe consequences. Read more about safe digging practices and gas line safety: hubs.li/Q03pPzC70

Bouncy castles bring fun to kid's parties and public gatherings if they are used safely. Our blog highlights key safety measures every parent and event organizer should know: hubs.li/Q03nrBnq0

In 2024, we were notified of 17 incidents involving gas line hits. Because of the frequency of these incidents, the severity, and the significant danger when lines are damaged, gas line strikes were identified as one of the Top 5 Safety Risks for 2024. hubs.li/Q03rYbpp0

Ammonia release incidents can be catastrophic. This week, we focus on the importance of safe ammonia handling and share real stories that highlight the dangers of improper use. Learn more about ammonia safety and review our other top safety risks: hubs.li/Q03pBX0h0

Health Canada has issued a consumer product recall for Delta Gas Ball valves due to the potential of fire or burn hazards. Consumers should immediately stop using these products and contact Masco Canada Limited. hubs.li/Q03nmHG20 Visit our website for more information.

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This week, we’re highlighting one of our top 5 safety risks from the State of Safety 2024 report: electrical fires. Misusing extension cords and uncertified equipment can lead to devastating fires. Learn how to protect your home and loved ones. Read more: hubs.li/Q03pBY2K0

Health Canada has issued a consumer product recall on the following gas products. Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled products listed and visit our the recalls page on our website for more information on next steps: hubs.li/Q03tgrf50

Planning your next RV trip? Make safety your top priority. Explore our blog for essential RV safety tips to ensure your next journey is a smooth ride: hubs.li/Q03nrBv10

Unplugged = Safe. Don't miss our tips on protecting your pets from electrical dangers at home. A few small steps can lead to big safety improvements: hubs.li/Q03nrBrR0

When ammonia is released, it rapidly expands from a liquid to a gas, spreading extremely quickly and putting entire communities at risk. We've investigated several serious ammonia-related incidents, including two that resulted in multiple fatalities. hubs.li/Q03tqSzW0

Bouncy castles bring fun to kid's parties and public gatherings if they are used safely. Our blog highlights key safety measures every parent and event organizer should know: hubs.li/Q03nrTPQ0

CO safety is just as important when you’re on vacation. Learn why you should bring a portable CO alarm on your travels: hubs.li/Q03nrCBW0

Before you venture out into the great outdoors, make sure your RV meets all the right safety standards. From inspections to quick maintenance tips, our blog covers everything you need to know: hubs.li/Q03nrVNm0

This week, we’re talking about electrical shock, one of the top 5 safety risks from our State of Safety 2024 report. Even simple tasks can result in serious injuries if safety measures are overlooked. Learn how to stay safe around electricity: hubs.li/Q03pB_h20

Electrical fires are one of the top causes of house fires in Canada and, in 2024, they were identified as one of the top safety risks related to regulated equipment in British Columbia. Learn more about electrical fires in our annual State of Safety: hubs.li/Q03ttnQg0

While you may spend more time outdoors, don't overlook carbon monoxide safety in the summer. Learn why a portable CO alarm is a must-have for your next trip: hubs.li/Q03nrTQy0