Tips You Need to Know About Water Safety Did you know that drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death in children ages 1-4 and the #2 cause of death in children ages 5-9? (cite Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) In 2020, 137 drowning incidents occurred in Arizona. So far in … [Read more...]
Who Needs CPR Training?
Who Needs CPR Training? Medical personnel like doctors, nurses and laboratory technicians, Nursing Students, Nurses, Certified Nurse Assistants, CNA Students. Police, sheriffs, firefighters, emergency medical technicians (EMT) and first responders. Medical and Dental Office Staff, Personal … [Read more...]
We Offer Mobile CPR Training!
Mobile CPR Training is a concept that we at Home Hazard Prevention have been using since we began teaching. Instead of you coming to our office for a training class, we come to you! While our administrative office is located in Queen Creek, our instructors are available to travel to conduct training … [Read more...]
May – Small Business & Older American Month
May is anther busy month, just like March and April before. May is National Older American Month, National Building Safety Month, National Small Business Week, Military Appreciation Month, and Wildfire Prevention Month. And let’s not forget Mother’s Day! May- Small Business & Older American … [Read more...]
Happy Mother’s Day
We here at Home Hazard Prevention just want to take a moment to say “Thank You!” to Mothers all over the world. To my wife, please know that even though our children aren’t old enough to fully understand, we all wish you a Happy Mother’s Day. To my own Mother, thank you for being my Mom and putting … [Read more...]
Childhood Injury Prevention
Most injuries take place in and around the home as well as the school environment. Due mostly to the curious nature of children, it’s almost impossible to protect them 24/7. One of the best ways of ensuring that your kids are safe at all times is to give them guidelines that are simple to understand … [Read more...]
Childhood Drowning Prevention
In the United States, 1,236 children (0-18 years old) died from drowning in 2000. Males are at a much higher risk of drowning than females: one study found that on average, three-quarters of all drowning victims are male. Toddlers, especially males under age four years, are at highest risk of … [Read more...]
Household Poison & Battery Safety
In 2010 alone, more than 3,400 button battery swallowing cases were reported in the U.S., resulting in 19 serious injuries and in some cases, deaths. The number of cases resulting in serious injury or death has more than quadrupled in the past five years. When a coin lithium button battery gets … [Read more...]
Children & Firearms
Firearms are responsible for over 38,500 deaths per year. Injuries resulting from firearms are estimated to be 5 fold higher than deaths. Motor vehicle crashes, in comparison, result in approximately 42,500 deaths per year in the US. In 6 states, firearm deaths exceed motor vehicle deaths. The … [Read more...]
Top 10 Hidden Dangers for Babies
September is Baby Safety Month. What a better time to talk about some of the Top Hidden Dangers in your house, as presented by BabySafetyZone.com Magnets Small magnets can be easily swallowed by children. Once inside the body, they can attract to each other and cause significant internal damage. … [Read more...]
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