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1 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Holiday Safety

2 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Introduction The holiday season can be a time of joy but it can also be a very hectic time which can put you at risk. When you make out your shopping list, make a Safety List too.

3 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Safety

4 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Holiday Safety List Fresh Tree Lights and Decorations Fire in the Fireplace Holiday Food Party Plans Travel Shopping Stress Relievers

5 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Tree

6 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Tree Make sure the tree is fresh - no falling needles Keep the tree fresh - keep it in a bucket of water until you are ready to bring it inside When you bring it in cut a diagonal slice off the bottom of the truck Use a sturdy holder with wide-spread legs

7 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Tree Keep the stand filled with water Keep the tree away from heat like fireplaces, heaters and heat ducts After the season, recycle or discard the tree - Never burn it If you are considering an artificial tree, make sure it is flame retardant

8 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Lights Make sure that lights have a factory label which assures it has been safety tested Inspect each string of lights to make sure there is no damage Position bulbs so they are not in contact with needles or ornaments

9 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Lights If you string lights together, don’t string more than 200 midget or 50 larger bulbs through one string Don’t connect more than 3 sets of lights on the same extension cord Keep cords and plugs away from the water under the tree

10 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Lights Keep cords out of walkways to prevent tripping Don’t run cords under carpets or rugs Take care not to pinch cords when placing behind furniture

11 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Decorations Make sure that fragile glass ornaments - or ornaments that small children could mistake for candy- are placed high on the tree or consider not using them If small children are in the home do not use older ornaments that may be made with toxic materials such as lead based paints

12 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Decorations Make sure that tinsel is not placed on low limbs where it could pose a choking hazard to small children or consider not using it at all

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14 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Fireplaces Don’t use your fireplace to burn wrapping materials - which can create toxic fumes or even a flash fire Use kindling and wooden matches to light to light fires - not flammable liquids Don’t wear loose clothes when tending fires Keep flammable decorations away from the fireplace

15 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Fireplaces Don’t close the chimney flue until the fire is COMPLETELY out Make sure the fire is out before leaving the house or going to bed Dispose of ashes in a metal container and never in or near the house

16 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Fire Hazards Place candles in a holder that will not tip If you place candles in a window make sure they are clear of curtains or drapes Extinguish all candles before leaving or going to bed NEVER place lit candles on your tree X

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18 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Smoke Detectors & Fire Extinguishers Smoke detectors should be installed on each floor and outside each bedroom Don’t place smoke detectors in kitchens where false alarms are common Test smoke detectors at least once a month and replace batteries annually Buy a fire extinguisher and inspect it frequently

19 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Smoking Use an ashtray that large, deep and will not tip over Empty ashtrays often After a party, check all surface areas for smoldering cigarette butts - even behind pillows and cushions

20 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Holiday Food Preparation To Avoid Food Poisoning: Keep food, utensils, preparation surfaces and hands clean Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold Refrigerate leftovers as soon as possible after the meal

21 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Holiday Food Preparation Preparing the Turkey: Defrost the turkey in the refrigerator - NEVER at room temperature Stuff the turkey just before cooking to prevent the stuffing from spoiling Use a meat thermometer to assure complete cooking

22 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Holiday Parties and Alcohol Don’t drink alcohol in excess of one per hour 1 beer = 1 shot of whiskey = 1 glass of wine Never drink alcohol on an empty stomach Feel free to refuse alcohol regardless of pressure or encouragement to drink X

23 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Holiday Parties and Alcohol Don’t drink alcohol if you are pregnant or are using medication NEVER DRINK ALCOHOL AND DRIVE + = TROUBLE

24 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Holiday Traveling Plan your trip with scheduled rest stops and activities for small children Leave an itinerary with a friend so someone knows where you are Don’t overload your vehicle or obstruct your view with packages Avoid a heavy meal before leaving on a trip to prevent sleepiness.

25 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Holiday Travel Get a good night’s sleep before starting on the road Follow other vehicles at a safe distance If traveling in winter weather, carry emergency equipment such as first aid kit, blankets, compass, flashlight, flares, etc. ALWAYS BUCKLE UP!!!!

26 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Safe Shopping Avoid carrying large packages that block your vision and make you a target for purse snatchers Ask store for an escort to your car - some now provide this service Shop during daylight hours whenever possible Always park in well lit areas

27 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Safe Shopping Carry your wallet in your front pocket Carry your purse close to your body or under your coat Have your keys in your hand before you go to your car

28 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Holiday Stress Relievers To avoid stress: Don’t blow your budget Budget your time as well as your money Start planning your gift list early Don’t try to do everything yourself Make some fun plans for January when the post holiday blues set in

29 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT Summary - Holiday Safety List Fresh Tree Lights and Decorations Fire in the Fireplace Holiday Food Party Plans Travel Shopping Stress Relievers

30 AS OF: AUG14OPR: 8A Safety CLASSIFICATION//CAVEAT All add up to a SAFEHOLIDAY