Fire Prevention and Public Education
                      

Puslinch Fire & Rescue Services

 















					
		

		

		
 

		
 

		

		
      	  

		

		                                      
		Fire Prevention officer Jason

      
If you have any questions about Fire Prevention,
      please contact us at

		
 519 821 3010  or  
		cell  519 313 6483

		

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The duties of this divisions are as follows:

      
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      Fire Code Enforcement

      
·       
      Plans Examination

      
·       
      Final Inspections under the Building Code

      
·       
      Fire Investigations

      
·       
      Public Relations

      
·       
      Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario Inspections

      
·       
      Occupant Load Calculations

      
·       
      Records Maintenance
      
      

      
Fire Prevention Links
      
      

      
      

      
  Fire Prevention Tip of the Month
      

      
 

      
SMOKE ALARMS:

      
Smoke alarms can save
      your life by alerting you and your family in time to save your life if a
      fire occurs in your home.  Smoke alarms
      are required by law and must be installed on each level in your home. 
      Keep them away from the kitchen where cooking fumes will set them
      off.  Place them near the door to the bedrooms and also place one in
      the bedroom if you sleep with the door shut.

      
Test your smoke alarms every
      month and replace the battery once per year or if the alarm starts to
      chirp.  Keep it free from dust and spider
      webs.    

      
Remember  -  replace
      with new alarms at least every 10 years or when they stop operating
      properly.