Keep fire extinguishers within the kitchen. As much as possible, use an ABC rated extinguisher. It is also best if you also keep Löschdecke eAuto on hand.
If you have Large fire blanket the opportunity to cut down your own tree you need to be careful using an axe saw or chain saw. Ideally, you should have had training in the safe use of any powered tool and should wear eye, ear and body protection. And keep children miles away!
If it's close to Halloween, buy up a ton of glow-in-the-dark products. String, scotch tape, paint, hairspray. The stuff is fabulous and there are many uses for it. For a fun clue in your haunted house, paint strange sigils on your plain-paper walls. They won't be visible until the storm knocks out the power and the lights go out... Put glow in the dark stars - painted or stickums - onto your butcher paper walls, the furniture, even other players, if they'll hold still long enough. Use the tape to mark any protruding edges of your furniture, to ensure a minimum of player ouchies when the lights go down.
Know Extinguishing ceilings what type you want. There are several classes of fire extinguishers. It runs from Class A to D. If you want it to be multi-purpose, check on its rating to see if it is multi-class. You will see pictograms and color legends on it. The more you see means that it can be used in various cases of fire. If the legend or picture has a red diagonal line, meaning it is not allowed for that specific kind of fire.
At the helm in the cockpit you have everything you would expect for navigation; sonar, radio package and a chart plotters table. One of the issues I had with the lay out of the cockpit was the shortage of leg space. Annoyingly Broom have placed a fire extinguisher under the steering wheel. While I can understand the logic behind this, practically, it gets in the way of your legs having adequate room.
You, as the employer, are ultimately responsible for the safety of all of those who are involved in the business. They are only as safe as you choose to make them. Challenge your staff weekly to come up with new suggestions for workplace fire safety and you should have prizes ready to hand out. Make copies for the manuals. Challenge your staff to do the same procedures at their own home and have their children make up a booklet, just like the manual, with diagrams and drawings on how to keep safe at home. Award the families with the best booklets.