Eagle Fire Protection Pty Ltd | Company
Eagle Fire Protection Pty Ltd
Phone: +61 2 9620 8885
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25.01.2022 Before firing up the BBQ, ensure connections on hoses are tight with no leakage and remember to always keep looking when cooking. For more BBQ fire safety tips visit www.fire.nsw.gov.au/summer.
24.01.2022 Keep your family safe this winter by NEVER using outdoor heaters, barbecues or charcoal pits inside your home. LPG, heat beads and the like emit lethal carbon monoxide which can be fatal in a confined space. For more information, visit www.fire.nsw.gov.au/winter #PreparedForAnything
23.01.2022 Daylight saving ends this Sunday. Your clock will go back one hour at 3am Sunday. 7 News on Instagram: www.instagram.com/7newssyd ... #DaylightSaving #7News
22.01.2022 Did you know that the smell of smoke may not wake you from sleeping? That’s why we recommend having a working smoke alarm in every room where people sleep. For further information, visit www.fire.nsw.gov.au/smokealarms #FireSafetySaturday
21.01.2022 The boys had a great time volunteering for a great cause. The team at Eagle always eager to lend a helping hand for worthy organisation.
21.01.2022 A working fire alarm has saved the lives of a family at Greenacre. #9News | http://9News.com.au
17.01.2022 Today is St Florian’s Day - also known as International Firefighters Day. St Florian is the patron saint of firefighters and today we pay tribute to the dedicated men and women who serve in times of fire and emergency and remember those who have lost their lives working to protect others.
16.01.2022 NSW Fire and Rescue Has A New Image: The crews want you to know they're not just the local brigade, they are fully equipped emergency responders and their capabilities are as diverse as their workforce. #TenNews
15.01.2022 Did you know? Fatal house fires most often occur between the hours of midnight and 6.00 am when people are asleep. With the right fire alarms in place and a fire escape plan, you can help everyone get out safely. For more information, visit https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=9270
13.01.2022 As we make our way into the winter months and we start using our clothes dryers more frequently, it’s a good time to remind each other if we have cleaned out th...e lint filter from our clothes dryers. This photo of a lint filter was from a local residents home after they could smell a strong smell of burning and called 000. They were unaware that a dryers lint filter: a) existed b) needed to be regularly cleaned out Check out www.fire.nsw.gov.au for more home safety tips.
13.01.2022 Being a first responder doesn’t always mean branches, Halligan tools and SCBA. We love our job. Proud of being firefighters. Here to help. - #frnsw #firerescue ...#fire #rescue #hazmat #firefighter #firefighting #firefighterlife #emergencyservices - #australia #newsouthwales #oberon #centralwest #iphonexphotography - Fire and Rescue NSW Flashover - Australian Firefighting See more
12.01.2022 IMPORTANT SAFETY MESSAGE Chubb Fire & Security trading as Quell are RECALLING the QUELL QPI9010 Dual Sensor (photoelectric and ionisation) smoke alarm ...(DC/battery powered). QUELL Smoke alarms purchased between 10 September 2016 and 13 October 2017 are affected. A yellow protective cap may have been left on one of the two smoke sensors during manufacturing, compromising the alarm’s ability to detect smoke. WHAT TO DO NEXT? Inspect the alarm for the presence of a yellow cap, following instructions on the recalls page. If no yellow cap is present, consumers should reinstall the smoke alarm and no further action is needed. If a yellow cap is present, you should contact Quell for further instructions. Visit the link for more information. https://bit.ly/2JFomLy
11.01.2022 Findings from our Residential Sprinklers and Smoke Alarms in Homes research reports were featured last night on Channel Nine with Assistant Commissioner Mark Whybro. Make sure to check your smoke alarms and implement other necessary measures to avoid tragedy.
10.01.2022 On average, there are approximately 21 deaths reported each year as a direct result of residential fires across NSW. Up to a half of those fatalities could have... been prevented if these homes had working smoke alarms as well as a home fire escape plan. Additionally, the interconnection of multiple alarms ensures that if one alarm detects smoke, all other alarms will activate to sound a warning. See more
10.01.2022 Eagle Fire Protection and all our staff would like to give our condolences to all the friends and families of the volunteer firefighters that lost their lives. Such a sad day when we lose people helping the greater community fighting these devastating bush fires. It was difficult enough to see one of our our own team members who is a volunteer fire fighter that knew the two heroes that sadly lost their lives, the pain and distress he felt over the tragic loss, it made us re...alise that we can not even begin to imagine what the family’s are going through. May they Rest In Peace. We would like to give our best wishes to the other firefighters that were injured and wish them a speedy recovery. We extend our gratitude to NSW Rural Fire Service and it members for all their hard work.
10.01.2022 Daylight savings ends tomorrow, Sunday 5 April at 3AM. Tonight, before you go to sleep, change your clocks, check your smoke alarms. You can't smell smoke in y...our sleep. Working smoke alarms help save lives. #PreparedForAnything #ProtectTheIrreplaceable
07.01.2022 https://thenewdaily.com.au///28/common-causes-house-fires/
04.01.2022 When enjoying time with friends and family this weekend, remember to follow BBQ safety advice. Simple precautions and a little bit of planning will help you av...oid accidents, prevent bushfires and property damage. Before firing up the BBQ, ensure connections on hoses are tight with no leakage and remember to always keep looking when cooking. For more BBQ fire safety tips visit www.fire.nsw.gov.au/summer.
