South Carolina Safety Co. Inc
2535 Tahoe Dr 29150 Sumter, SC, US

One fire extinguisher isn't going to be sufficient in your home. That's because there are many different types of fires. One fire extinguisher that would work on a grease fire in the kitchen would not be the right choice for an electrical fire.

When training your staff on how to use fire extinguishers, use the easy-to-remember acronym PASS. P: Pull the pin out, A: Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire, S: Squeeze the handle; S: Sweep the extinguisher from side to side until the fire is out.

We understand that not every business has the budget to add fire safety equipment that isn’t required by law. Let’s talk about which additional pieces will fit into your budget to help you and your employees feel safer at work.

Fire extinguisher signs were developed for commercial and public buildings, but they can be useful in homes as well. Affix small self-adhesive stickers to cabinet or closet doors to help baby sitters or care givers find extinguishers and safety gear in an emergency.

It’s important to remember that having only one fire extinguisher in your corporate facility could pose a problem if the fire blocks your access to it. When you need multiple fire extinguishers to feel safe, we can help you get the best ones for your needs.