The increasing use of electric bikes and scooters for theft is a growing concern, extending beyond just big cities. Ensuring personal safety and safeguarding valuables is imperative for overall well-being. While these modes of transportation offer convenience and eco-friendly benefits, they also pose a risk of being used for criminal activities. To mitigate this risk, individuals must adopt proactive safety measures. First and foremost, remain vigilant and aware of your surroundings at all times. Stay alert to any suspicious individuals or activities, especially in crowded or high-traffic areas. Avoid displaying valuable items such as smartphones or jewellery in public, as these can attract unwanted attention. Investing in secure carrying options, such as anti-theft backpacks or bags with hidden compartments, can provide an added layer of protection for your belongings. Additionally, consider using tracking devices or apps to monitor the location of your possessions in real-time. Want to learn more about staff and personal safety, then viusit us at Quell to see more.
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Good to see my latest data analysis highlighting a recent increase in fires caused by lithium battery-powered devices and Allianz UK outlining the steps you can take to protect yourself.
Most homes will likely contain lithium or lithium-ion-powered device. They’re used in everyday items like phones, laptops, vapes, and e-scooters, but what people may not know is that they can be a big fire risk. Mishandling, overcharging, and hoarding old batteries are dangerous things to do, as they can lead to fires. At Allianz UK, we’ve seen home fire claims started by lithium batteries double from 2022 to 2023. Worryingly, over a third of people (34%) are unaware of the fire risks these devices pose when being charged overnight. To address this, we’ve partnered with firefighter Angela Everington to provide essential fire safety information and help increase understanding of the risks associated with lithium batteries. Let’s prioritise safety and ensure we’re all informed on how to reduce these dangers: https://ow.ly/u3Jp50UfZGV
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🚪🔒 Electric Gates: Safety First! 🔒🚪 Did you know electric gates can enhance your home’s security while offering convenience? Ensure they are regularly maintained to avoid any mishaps. A well-maintained gate is a safe gate! #HomeSecurity #ElectricGates #SafetyFirst
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* "Charging safety is serious! Never leave your phone charging unattended, especially under blankets. Let's prevent fires!" * "This video shows a scary possibility. Always use the right charger, ensure good airflow, and never leave your phone charging unattended." * "Safety first! 📞📵♨️ * **Never leave your phone charging unattended, especially overnight.** ♨️ * **Ensure adequate ventilation around your phone while charging.** * **Use only the manufacturer's recommended 🔌charger and cable.** * **Don't charge your phone on flammable surfaces.** * **Be aware of signs of overheating.** * **Regularly inspect your phone and charger for any damage.** #phonesafety #chargingsafety #saftey #firesafety
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Going on vacation or working late? Use timers or smart plugs to automate your lights and electronics and give the appearance that someone is home! 💡🏡 This simple yet effective tactic can help deter burglars and keep your home safe while you're away. For more tips, visit our website at https://lnkd.in/ep5Abr2V #EveryoneHasTheRightToSecurity #Security #Home #Business #BusinessSecurity #SafetyFirst #HomeSecurity #SilverShieldSecurity #SmartHome #PeaceOfMind" 🕒🔌
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Check out these great tips on Lithium Ion batteries from my colleague Alistair Paget.
🔥 October is Fire Prevention Month! 🔥 Lithium-ion batteries power many of our everyday gadgets and workplace tools, but did you know they come with serious fire risks? From cell phones to e-bikes, these batteries have sparked concern over the past decade. 🚨 Here are a few critical things to know: Thermal runaway: Damaged batteries can overheat and catch fire, even weeks after being damaged! Toxic gases: Even a dead battery can release harmful, flammable gases. Safe handling: Keep damaged batteries out of regular trash and store them safely. 💡 Ready to learn more? Check out our blog by safety expert Alistair Paget, CSP, on Lithium Battery Fire Prevention 👉 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ePQzUWee #FirePreventionMonth #LithiumBatterySafety #FireSafetyTips #eGageSafety
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Slip and fall cases can be tough because the plaintiff has to show notice. In other words, the plaintiff must show that the property owner knew or should have known that there was something dangerous on their property that caused plaintiff to fall down. A recent case shows how tricky this can be. In Gonzalez, the plaintiff tripped on an orange that was in the shopping center walkway for at most 9 minutes. The court analyzed Defendant’s conduct-employees underwent about 90 days of training on how to maintain the safety of the common area walkways. Electronic sensors were installed in the facility that “pinged” when employees completed their sweeps of the area ensuring pedestrian safety. The property owner had adopted employee training and maintenance programs reasonably calculated to ensure regular and active inspections of the floor in the common areas of the shopping center. Under these circumstances, the property owner lacked constructive knowledge of the spilled oranges. It's not often you find a property owner that goes to such great lengths to ensure pedestrian safety and a commitment to removing tripping hazards! #personalinjury #premisesliability
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Even when indoors you still must take safety precautions when lightning strikes. Here are a few helpful tips to keep you and your family safe: 1). Do not touch anything that is plugged into an electrical outlet. 2). Avoid all plumbing including sinks, showers, and tubs. 3). Stay off corded phones. Cell phones and cordless phones are safe. 4). Keep away from outside doors and windows. #FocusPoint #FPEM #NationalLightningSafetyAwarenessWeek #Grant #GrantWriting #GrantFunding #GrantManagement #Consulting #ConsultingServices #EmergencyManagement #EmergencyPreparedness #DisasterPreparedness #Assessment #EmergencyPlan #EmergencyPlanWriting #Training #InlandEmpire #CityofFontana #Fontana #SanBernardinoCounty #RiversideCounty #LosAngelesCounty
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