Life-Safety Intelligence for IndiaCase studies and safety blogs published in this period. Publication dates are not necessarily incident dates.
Representative image Electrical work in India kills thousands of people every year; the NCRB recorded 15,861 electrocution deaths in 2024. Insulated gloves and tools, a face…
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Representative image A fire bucket is the simplest firefighting tool there is, and it is useful only on a small fire in the first minute. Use…
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Basic fire development curve How a fire behaves depends on its fuel (the type, how much there is and how dry it is), the weather (heat, humidity and…
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Representative image A foam monitor is a large, swivel-mounted nozzle that throws water or foam solution a long distance, so crews can fight big flammable-liquid fires…
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Chlorine safety (representative image) Chlorine Safety: Essential Guidelines for Handling and Storage is rebuilt as practical India-facing guidance connecting prevention, correct equipment, early warning, clear escape, 112 activation…
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Representative image In most building fires, smoke kills more people than flames. Good ventilation keeps smoke, heat and toxic gases away from staircases and escape routes,…
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Solenoid valves (representative image) A deluge valve holds water back from a network of open nozzles until a detection system, or a person at the manual release, opens…
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Representative image PPE, from helmets and goggles to respirators, gloves, safety shoes and harnesses, puts a barrier between a worker and a hazard. It is the…
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A hydraulic platform is a fire vehicle with a long, jointed boom and a basket that lifts firefighters to upper floors. Crews use it…
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Representative image Safety in a chemical unit rests on knowing your hazards, training every worker for the real job, storing and handling chemicals correctly, using suitable…
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