Survivor (n.): a person who continues to function or prosper in spite of opposition, hardship, or setbacks. Last weekend, Jenna Jordan, Business Development for our Wisconsin offices, travelled to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to co-direct The Wise Foundation’s Young … Continue reading
In the recent I-Team report, Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford again clarified the central problem with the concept of passive “compartmentation” as the primary fire protection strategy in a high rise building. His suggesting that detection alone provides sufficient … Continue reading
Valentine’s Day, a time to show your loved ones how much you treasure them; how much you love them; how much you care about their safety. Your friends at USAFP are here to help you pick out that perfect gift … Continue reading
USAFP is proud to announce that we are almost at 5,000,000 (that’s 5 million!!!) man-hours without a lost time accident. That is equivalent to more than 3,000 days. It is crucial that our industry continues to promote a culture of safety … Continue reading
You may be surprised to know that one home structure fire was reported every 90 seconds in the United States in 2016. You may be even more surprised to find out that 85% of all U.S. fire deaths occur in the … Continue reading
USAFP is proud of our team and our contributions back to our community. Last week, we partnered with Specialty Print Communications, YPO Windy City Forum 1, Crossroads Partners, and Cain Millwork to assist with Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts. Together, we … Continue reading
There’s nothing better than a summertime camping trip…pitching a tent, gathering around a campfire, and enjoying time with family, friends, & s’mores! If you’re planning a camping trip, make sure to remember to make campfire safety a priority. Your friends at … Continue reading
As a business owner, you are most likely “putting out fires” on a daily basis. But if a real fire occurs, would you know what to do? Fires have the potential to be catastrophic for you and your entire business. … Continue reading
Although this winter has been relatively mild compared to last years polar vortex, snow is still falling in many parts of the country. Winter can bring many obstacles to firefighters including slippery streets, frozen hose lines, and hidden fire hydrants. … Continue reading
Holiday season is upon us–in just a few days we will be ringing in 2016! With all the festivities and celebrations, we often overlook the serious fire risks that come along with the holidays. According to NFPA, the top three … Continue reading
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