Everyone loves summer
vacation with its lazy days, picnics, swimming, biking, visits to the park, and
more. A few simple reminders can make your summer a safe one.
Storm Safety for Summer
Summer is
also the season of lightning storms and other weather events. From tornados to
dust storms, safety training for severe weather can make a big difference in
the health and security of your family. Take some time to review the basics,
including assembling an emergency supply kit and assigning a meeting spot in
the safest area of your home.
Fire Safety
Whether
you're gathered around the backyard fire pit or toasting marshmallows on a
camping trip, knowing where and how to safely build a fire, as well as how to
put out a fire that gets out of control, can keep you and your children safe.
Bike Safety
Kids and
adults alike love riding bikes in the summer. As part of your seasonal safety
discussion, don't forget to include practical bike safety like choosing a bike
that fits and wearing a helmet. Teaching and enforcing bike safety in your
family can save lives.
Summer Heat Safety
In
addition to its burning potential, the sun can also cause people to overheat,
particularly in the long, hot summer days. Observing safety tips can help
prevent heatstroke and dehydration during fun activities or outside work.




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