Life-Safety Intelligence for IndiaCase studies and safety blogs published in this period. Publication dates are not necessarily incident dates.
Representative image A home fire extinguisher helps only if it suits the fires your home could actually have, the person at home can lift it, and…
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Firefighter (representative image) Five everyday causes start many fires at home: unattended cooking, heaters, electrical faults, candles and diyas, and cigarettes or bidis thrown away while still…
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Representative image Most kitchen fires start with something ordinary: a pan left on the flame, a cloth too close to the burner, oil left to overheat…
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Representative image A fire drill turns an evacuation plan into something people have actually done. This guide explains why drills matter and how to run one…
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Representative image Know your extinguisher before you need it: the safety pin and tamper seal, the operating lever, the hose and nozzle, the pressure gauge and…
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Representative image An evacuation goes smoothly only when people already know their way out, where to gather and who is in charge. Every office, factory, school…
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Representative image A home fire escape plan means everyone in the family already knows two ways out of every room, where to meet outside, who helps…
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Cooking fire (representative image) Smoking oil is already too hot, so turn off the gas and leave the kadhai where it is. If a small fire stays inside…
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Household fire-safety graphic A home needs five things in place. Working smoke alarms, fitted in the right places and tested. A practised escape plan with two ways…
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Representative graphic First find out what is burning, then look at everything else that can hurt you. A bin fire, a room fire, a solvent fire…
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