Committed to making Ontario the most fire safe community in North America.
Ontario, Canada
Joined June 2013
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Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
August 18th. And now, 85 Lithium Ion Battery fires in #Toronto
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
#ScugogFire was joined by members of @FMPFSC, @AutismCanada, and @Northcity_Insur to receive a very generous donation of 200 First Responder Sensory Support Kits!
These kits are designed to better support individuals with sensory sensitivities during emergency situations.
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
An exciting series with an "on fire" Jays squad is one thing that the Office of the Fire Marshal can definitely support!
Toronto’s team is swinging for history, and the OFM couldn’t be more excited to cheer them on as they chase World Series glory.
GO JAYS GO!
#wantitall
@FMPFSC
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
Gadgets like e-bikes powered by #lithiumion batteries can be useful and convenient, but don’t forget how important it is to follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions. ⚠️ Using unapproved batteries and cords, overcharging devices, and tampering can cause fires.
#charged4life
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
During #EPWeek, learn how to prepare for a potential wildland fire. Try being #FireSmart! Protect your property by doing a home assessment to ensure you’re doing the most you can to reduce your home’s risk of wildland fires. ontario.ca/page/firesmart
ALT Someone holding the Home Ignition Zone Self-assessment flyer
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
Had the opportunity to attend the OAFC Conference recently. Great discussions with Kristen Polito, Public Education & Communication Team and Kaylan Bartholomew, Educational Consultant. Beepa the Smoke Alarm Mascot educated everyone on the importance of working smoke alarms !
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
We know that they put a price on Vlad Jr, but you can't put a price on #firesafety.
The best home run is a fire safety home run.
⚾ Test Your Smoke Alarms
⚾ Test Your CO Alarms
⚾ Practice Your Escape Plan
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
Never leave a lithium-ion powered device charging overnight, or after it is fully charged! Keep an eye on your charging devices, follow instructions for safe charging, and do not exceed suggested charge times.
➡️ Visit chargedforlife.ca to learn more fire safety tips!
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
I want to give a shoutout to Bracebridge Fire and Chief Plested for the work they are doing to promote fire safety. This happy puppy is going home, in style, sporting a brand new pet safety bandana from the @fmpfsc. An amazing partnership and collaboration with the #OSPCA!
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
March Break getaway? 🌴🔥
#FireSafety travel with you!
At your rental or Airbnb:
✅ Check for smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
✅ Locate all exits
✅ Know how to get out fast
✅ Find the fire extinguisher
Vacation mode ON, fire safety ALWAYS! ✈️
#MarchBreak #TravelSafe
ALT Promotional image emphasizing fire safety with a hand holding a photograph of a cozy hotel room in front of a burning building. Text reads: 'Remember... fire doesn't take a vacation.' Includes the Office of the Fire Marshal logo.
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
Have you checked your smoke alarm this month to make sure it works? Only a working smoke alarm alerts you to fire and gives you the time to escape.
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
Passed in 2013, the Hawkins Gignac Act has helped reduce carbon monoxide-related deaths in Ontario. Ten years later, John Gignac @HawkinsGignac, who brought national attention to #COSafety, reflects on the Act's legacy.
#CarbonMonoxideAwarenessWeek
#CarbonMonoxide
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
Ontario’s Carbon Monoxide (CO) Awareness Week runs from November 1 - 7, 2023.
CO is an invisible, odourless, and tasteless gas that can cause serious injury and death. Install CO alarms in your home if you have at least one fuel-burning appliance.
COSafety.ca
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
Don't let CO sneak up on you! First, it takes your breath... then your life. Invisible, tasteless and odourless – CO can be deadly. Only working CO alarms can detect it.
Test your #COsafety knowledge:
player.stornaway.io/watch/17…
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week is here. Known as the “silent killer,” CO is an invisible, tasteless and odourless gas that can poison and kill. Don't take chances with the safety of your family. Install CO alarms in your home and test them monthly.
#COawareness #COsafety
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week is Nov 1- 7 👀 who stopped by today to help us deliver this message. Thanks @MayorMorgan @CorrineRahman! #onetake 🎬Learn more 👉 bit.ly/40mFcXu #ldnont @ONFireMarshal
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
A deadly silent killer is taken down in this scary Halloween video. Carbon monoxide is an odorless gas. Keep you and your family safe this winter. #COSafety #COAwareness
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
To all those who pledged to test their smoke alarms - TODAY IS THE DAY!
Press the test button on all the smoke alarms in your home and listen for the beep! Working smoke cut the risk of dying in a fire by a whopping 50%! You could be #SavedByTheBeep
@ONFireMarshal
Fire Marshal's Public Fire Safety Council retweeted
It's Official @TwpPuslinchON!
It's September 28th, 'Test your Smoke Alarm Day!'
#SavedByTheBeep #smokealarmssavelives
@ONFireMarshal @ONFireChiefs @OAFEOntario @FMPFSC