Do you know how to safely use a ladder, a lawn mower or a snowblower? These simple tasks can become hazardous without the right precautions.
You’ll also learn what happens when you get an electric shock, where to place smoke detectors and many more important facts that will make your home a safer place!
In this project, you’ll:
- Gain an understanding of safety practices in and around the home
- Learn how to identify and prevent potential hazards
- Learn how and when to use safety equipment or the buddy system
- Gain an appreciation of safety and learn how to react in an emergency
4-H Project Disclaimer
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All information presented in these project resources was accurate and appropriate at the time of development.
The Environment & Healthy Living
Did you know?
Extension cords are labelled with specific information on the use, size, current and wattage rating of the cord. Make sure to use the correct extension cord to avoid overheating and potential fire hazards.
