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Dear All,
Please find attached a document on Diwali safety tips, which you share with your employees.
But the problem is, I need a covering e-mail mentioning the importance of safety during diwali. Would request you to share any cover letter which you have drafted for your employees.
Regards,
Firoz
From India, Bangalore
Please find attached a document on Diwali safety tips, which you share with your employees.
But the problem is, I need a covering e-mail mentioning the importance of safety during diwali. Would request you to share any cover letter which you have drafted for your employees.
Regards,
Firoz
From India, Bangalore
Dear Mr. Firoz
The circular which we got from the management as follows. May be helpful to you.
Dear All,
Diwali is just round the corner
Let’s Celebrate Diwali With Following tips
Diwali is thoroughly enjoyed by people of all age groups as they love the splendor and sparkle of fireworks. The earthen lamps that we light on Diwali night are generally placed on balcony and window ledges. So ensure that these are not near any flammable material like wood, cloth or paper. Usually, decorative lights are used on special occasions only and as such not much care is given to one's life. The electric lights should never be tied to any metal poles as any current leak can energize the pole and give a shock to anyone who touches the pole. All accidents due to fireworks occur as a result of carelessness, negligence and ignorance. But these can certainly be avoided by observing some very simple precautions. All of us enjoy the pleasure of light and sound but when disaster strikes the injured has to bear the cross. If you're going to set off fireworks at home this year, please take a few minutes to read through the guidelines.
Do’s:
• Look for an open space and ensure there are no combustible and inflammatory things around. If so remove them at once
• Always buy fire works for licensed and reliable sellers
• Keep small children away from the bursting area
• Use a sparkler, agarbatti or a long fire wood to burst a cracker as they keep you at a safe distance and do not possess open flames
• Read the label on the crackers and follow the instructions carefully.
• While igniting aerial fire works like rockets ensure that they are not facing any opening like an open window, door or an open building which may cause fire accidents.
• Keep fireworks stock away while lighting a particular firework.
• Wear footwear while lighting fireworks.
• Keep and a bucket full of water handy.
• Be Prepared for Emergency.
• Organize a community display of fireworks rather than individuals handling crackers.
• Keep first aid & two buckets of water handy. In the event of fire, extinguish flame by pouring water from the buckets. Every major fire is small when it starts.
• Light only one firework at a time, by one person. Others should watch from a safe distance.
• In case of burns, pour large quantity of water on the burnt area.
• In case of major burns, after extinguishing the fire, remove all smoldering clothes. Wrap the victim in a clean bed sheet.
• The patient should be taken to a burns specialist or a major hospital. Don't panicky.
• In case of eye burns, wash the eye with tap water for 10 minutes and take the victim to a hospital.
Don’ts:
• Don’t wear Nylon clothes prefer cotton while bursting crackers.
• Strictly avoid using matches and lighters for bursting crackers as they have open flames which can be dangerous
• Never ignite aerial fireworks (like rockets) if there is any overhead obstruction present like trees and wires etc.
• Never ever leave a lit match, agarbatti or sparkler s near unused crackers.
• Never experiment with crackers or make your own fire works
• Avoid bursting fire works on roads
• Never ever light a cracker in your hand. See to it that you put it down and ignite it.
• Don't keep your face close to the cracker while trying to ignite it.
• Do not throw fire works at people
• Never give ANY firework item to small children
• Never try to burst crackers indoors or from inside a vehicle.
• Do not have fire works in your pocket while igniting another
• Do not tend to burst crackers when some one else is trying to ignite one
• When crackers take time or do not ignite immediately, do not indulge in trying to burst them. Rush to a safe place immediately. Throw some water to diffuse them.
• Never try to light used fireworks.
• Don't ignite fireworks in any container.
• Don't approach immediately to the misfired fireworks.
• Don't tamper with misfired fireworks.
• Don't wear loosely hanging clothes; secure all clothes properly.
• Don't apply any cream or ointment or oil on burnt area.
Have Fun but Play Safe, Play Cool !!! ...
Regards,
Dipil Kumar V
From India
The circular which we got from the management as follows. May be helpful to you.
Dear All,
Diwali is just round the corner
Let’s Celebrate Diwali With Following tips
Diwali is thoroughly enjoyed by people of all age groups as they love the splendor and sparkle of fireworks. The earthen lamps that we light on Diwali night are generally placed on balcony and window ledges. So ensure that these are not near any flammable material like wood, cloth or paper. Usually, decorative lights are used on special occasions only and as such not much care is given to one's life. The electric lights should never be tied to any metal poles as any current leak can energize the pole and give a shock to anyone who touches the pole. All accidents due to fireworks occur as a result of carelessness, negligence and ignorance. But these can certainly be avoided by observing some very simple precautions. All of us enjoy the pleasure of light and sound but when disaster strikes the injured has to bear the cross. If you're going to set off fireworks at home this year, please take a few minutes to read through the guidelines.
Do’s:
• Look for an open space and ensure there are no combustible and inflammatory things around. If so remove them at once
• Always buy fire works for licensed and reliable sellers
• Keep small children away from the bursting area
• Use a sparkler, agarbatti or a long fire wood to burst a cracker as they keep you at a safe distance and do not possess open flames
• Read the label on the crackers and follow the instructions carefully.
• While igniting aerial fire works like rockets ensure that they are not facing any opening like an open window, door or an open building which may cause fire accidents.
• Keep fireworks stock away while lighting a particular firework.
• Wear footwear while lighting fireworks.
• Keep and a bucket full of water handy.
• Be Prepared for Emergency.
• Organize a community display of fireworks rather than individuals handling crackers.
• Keep first aid & two buckets of water handy. In the event of fire, extinguish flame by pouring water from the buckets. Every major fire is small when it starts.
• Light only one firework at a time, by one person. Others should watch from a safe distance.
• In case of burns, pour large quantity of water on the burnt area.
• In case of major burns, after extinguishing the fire, remove all smoldering clothes. Wrap the victim in a clean bed sheet.
• The patient should be taken to a burns specialist or a major hospital. Don't panicky.
• In case of eye burns, wash the eye with tap water for 10 minutes and take the victim to a hospital.
Don’ts:
• Don’t wear Nylon clothes prefer cotton while bursting crackers.
• Strictly avoid using matches and lighters for bursting crackers as they have open flames which can be dangerous
• Never ignite aerial fireworks (like rockets) if there is any overhead obstruction present like trees and wires etc.
• Never ever leave a lit match, agarbatti or sparkler s near unused crackers.
• Never experiment with crackers or make your own fire works
• Avoid bursting fire works on roads
• Never ever light a cracker in your hand. See to it that you put it down and ignite it.
• Don't keep your face close to the cracker while trying to ignite it.
• Do not throw fire works at people
• Never give ANY firework item to small children
• Never try to burst crackers indoors or from inside a vehicle.
• Do not have fire works in your pocket while igniting another
• Do not tend to burst crackers when some one else is trying to ignite one
• When crackers take time or do not ignite immediately, do not indulge in trying to burst them. Rush to a safe place immediately. Throw some water to diffuse them.
• Never try to light used fireworks.
• Don't ignite fireworks in any container.
• Don't approach immediately to the misfired fireworks.
• Don't tamper with misfired fireworks.
• Don't wear loosely hanging clothes; secure all clothes properly.
• Don't apply any cream or ointment or oil on burnt area.
Have Fun but Play Safe, Play Cool !!! ...
Regards,
Dipil Kumar V
From India
Dear Mr. Firoz
It's my pleassure to share what I am having...
Let's make this place a Self Assured Forum to get solutions... Lets share about this site to as many Safety Pro we know... Let's gather expertise... Once anybody get a confidence in geting solutions from this forum he/she will keep on stay in touch with this site... We have to make that trust/confidence among members first, that he/she will get solutions from this site...
Let's put hand together in making this trust/confidence in all who come forward with queries... Surely get more participation, this will leads to interesting discussions... These discussions will surely help all to learn more things... Let's make it more wide, eventhough we are having a group of experts alredy...
Regards,
Dipil Kumar V
From India
It's my pleassure to share what I am having...
Let's make this place a Self Assured Forum to get solutions... Lets share about this site to as many Safety Pro we know... Let's gather expertise... Once anybody get a confidence in geting solutions from this forum he/she will keep on stay in touch with this site... We have to make that trust/confidence among members first, that he/she will get solutions from this site...
Let's put hand together in making this trust/confidence in all who come forward with queries... Surely get more participation, this will leads to interesting discussions... These discussions will surely help all to learn more things... Let's make it more wide, eventhough we are having a group of experts alredy...
Regards,
Dipil Kumar V
From India
Dear dipil & Firoz, Thanks for sharing wonderful/excellent presentation. . .Thanks a lot. . . Advance happy diwali wishes to all forum members . . . Have a safe diwali. . . Thanks & Besafe Raghu
From United States, Fpo
From United States, Fpo
Hats off to you guys for your attitude. Its the attitute and will to share that matters than anything else. Happy Diwali to all of you and your familiers. Ashok Iyer
From United Kingdom, Send
From United Kingdom, Send
Dear Firoz, Your Safety Presentation on Diwali is too useful for us. I wish you also to you and your family to safe and happy diwali. Regards. MANISH
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear All
Wishing you all a prosperous Diwali. Hope this festival of lights, brings you every joy and happiness. May the lamps of joy, illuminate your life and fill your days with the bright sparkles of peace, mirth and goodwill...
Have a joyous Diwali to you & your family...
One quote which I got through mail from one of my colleague is as follows:
AVOID CRACKERS AND SAVE NATURE
Have Explosive Joy Without Fire Crackers
Have Light Moments Than Lighting Moments!!!
It's sounds good and practically adoptable one...
Thanks and wish you all once again a Happy and Safe Diwali!!!
@Firoz: Hope you are doing fine... Wish you a safe and Happy Diwali... We miss you and your postings in this forum...
From India
Wishing you all a prosperous Diwali. Hope this festival of lights, brings you every joy and happiness. May the lamps of joy, illuminate your life and fill your days with the bright sparkles of peace, mirth and goodwill...
Have a joyous Diwali to you & your family...
One quote which I got through mail from one of my colleague is as follows:
AVOID CRACKERS AND SAVE NATURE
Have Explosive Joy Without Fire Crackers
Have Light Moments Than Lighting Moments!!!
It's sounds good and practically adoptable one...
Thanks and wish you all once again a Happy and Safe Diwali!!!
@Firoz: Hope you are doing fine... Wish you a safe and Happy Diwali... We miss you and your postings in this forum...
From India
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