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25.01.2022 Happy Australia Day to everyone today. Remember to always ensure gas safety around you BBQ. Every season it's a good idea to change your 0-ring on the connection point. If unit has not been used for some time the 0-ring may be cracked, letting gas escape. A simple check and replacement could save you from disaster in your BBQ area. This video was due to a gas cylinder leaking and the BBQ positioned close to the home. Follow this link for further, simple safety tips. http://www.esv.vic.gov.au///Gas-safety-outdoors/BBQ-safety

24.01.2022 Rescue1 Team Appledore Racing kart was just detailed by Out Going Services. These guys did a fantastic job. For all onsite detailing of any vehicle, bike, truck or van email Jean Claude Mikhail - [email protected] 0422 202 151

24.01.2022 Rescue1 thanks the staff at: Ambulance Service of NSW (Dubbo)-Branch 64, Western Divisional Admin & Comms for being great participants in their Emergency Response Training earlier this week.

19.01.2022 Rescue1 and COVID19. Rescue1 is helping businesses continue with compliance obligations for site, staff, insurers and auditors by offering some online training modules through COVID19 period. Even if you are working from home, Rescue1 offers conference training via Zoom, or online training modules. Compliance reports and certificates will still be issued through these mediums of training as per face to face training. For those businesses returning on site, Rescue1 are atten...ding sites for smaller groups and of course practicing social distancing and hygiene measures. Please contact us to find out how we can assist in your training and compliance needs by calling 1300 977 216.

18.01.2022 With the warm weather on its way, the home pool environment is often a place of fun and enjoyment. However, home pools are a location with a high risk of drowning, particularly for children under five years of age. Pool fencing and supervision are the most effective means of child drowning prevention with active adult supervision being required at all times when a child is in the pool or surrounding area. And please, please learn CPR!!!!!!!!!

17.01.2022 From all the staff at Rescue1 we would like to wish everyone a Happy Easter. Over this long weekend, please ensure that you all stay safe. Here are a couple of simple, yet effective, tips. BBQ Safety - Check your gas cylinder, connections, hoses, o-rings before using your barbeque. Always have a fire extinguisher near by. Cooking Inside - Having a good clean, clear surface to cook around will ensure that any quick response, will not be hampered by clutter. Always ensure yo...u have a fire blanket and or extinguisher close by. Never place burning oil into the sink and try to extinguish with water. Always cover pot or pan with a fire blanket or use an extinguisher. Please take care on our roads to and from family lunches and dinners.

16.01.2022 Remember this simple heater safety rhyme which applies to children and drying clothes: 'keep them a metre from the heater'. Mistakes at home cause fire. Visit www.safemistakezone.com.au to find out more about preventable causes of house fires.

14.01.2022 Rescue1, proud sponsor of Appledore Racing, is at Sandown Race Track this Friday, Saturday & Sunday next to the Victoria Police display. Drop in and say hi.

11.01.2022 New pictures from a recent fire in one of Liby’s biggest oil ports, spectacular shots from an awful situation. This fire destroyed 2 million barrels of crude and causing total damages and losses at $213 million dollars. The fire started on Dec 25th and was finally put out on 3rd January. One picture you can see a shot from NASA’s Earth Observatory still going, a few days after the fire had started. If anyone can slot in an appropriate comment for the last picture, as to what piece of equipment this fire fighter is asking for, feel free to comment.

10.01.2022 Smoke Detectors Just a reminder to everyone who hopefully by now you have changed all your clocks, please remember to change all the batteries in your smoke detectors. Also while doing this ensure that you vacuum out the debris like dust and cob webs etc from around the smoke detector and ensure there are no objects close by to effect the operation of the smoke detector. ... For further information on smoke detectors go to our web site www.rescue1.com.au.

09.01.2022 Does your child know what to do in an emergency? Teaching children how to dial '0 0 0' and knowing their home address, really can save a life. Well done to 4-year-old Wesley.

02.01.2022 Rescue1 now sell and recommend Heartsine defibrillators Minutes count when a person drops to the floor suffering Sudden Cardiac Arrest, the effectiveness of CPR is paramount, applying a defibrillator is critical so the Chain of Survival must be in place at this point to better assist with the chance of survival.The Heartsine Samaritan PAD500P and the HeartSine Samaritan PAD350P are fantastic portable units, that allow for easy operation with not only verbal commands but now with visual instructions. Contact us today for more information.