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Knowing how to use a fire extinguisher properly can be the difference between a small incident and a major emergency. That’s why understanding the PASS method is a crucial fire safety skill for everyone, both at home or at work.

Whether you run a café in Whangārei, a restaurant in Auckland, or a bar in Kerikeri, fire safety compliance is critical to protecting your staff, customers, and livelihood.

Understanding how to read a fire extinguisher tag is part of keeping your extinguishers are in good working order and up to date with their servicing requirements.

Common fire extinguisher mistakes we see in Northland workplaces, and how you can avoid them – Fireco explains.

What’s Form 12A? What’s a Compliance Schedule? What are IQPs? Fireco breaks down the key steps and terms for BWOF compliance in Northland and Auckland.

With the arrival of colder months, the risk of house fires goes up, as heaters, electric blankets, dryers, and heavier electricity use all contribute to a greater fire danger.

In a real emergency, signs save lives, and a well-thought-out emergency plan reduces risk, protects your property, and ensures everyone knows exactly what to do.

House fire risks can rise in winter – don’t leave your fire safety to chance. Fireco’s winter checklist for Northland homes