Electrical fire safety outreach materials

Outreach materials from the U.S. Fire Administration

Help increase awareness about dangerous home electrical fires in your community with these messages and free materials.

Handouts: electrical fire safety

Download this infographic English PDF 549 KB | Spanish PDF 494 KB

Download this handout PDF 290 KB and customize with your organization's logo

Download this handout and customize with your organization's logo English PDF 240 KB | Spanish PDF 528 KB

Download this handout PDF 204 KB and customize with your organization's logo

Public service announcement: home electrical fire safety

Stock photography

Use these free, high resolution photos to customize your materials and help spread the word in your community about home electrical fire safety.

Electrical fire safety photo gallery

Appliance fire safety photo gallery

Social media messages and images to share

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Fire Prevention and Public Education Exchange

The Exchange serves as a centralized location for national, state and local fire prevention and life safety practices and public education materials that organizations may wish to share with other communities. Visit the Exchange.

Outreach materials from other organizations

The U.S. Fire Administration recommends the following organizations as trusted and reliable sources for free outreach materials you can use to help increase awareness about home electrical fires in your community.

• National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Statistical reports, fact sheet, and safety tips to help prevent electrical fires.
• NFPA toolkit: Keeping your community safe and energized. An online toolkit of support materials to help fire departments conduct successful electrical safety campaigns in their communities.
  The National Fire Protection Association helps to reduce fire loss through consensus codes and standards, research, training and education.
• Consumer Product Safety Commission safety guide: electronics and electrical. Electrical safety information on ground fault circuit interrupters, arc fault circuit interrupters, household extension cords, and spotting possible safety problems with electrical products in your home before they occur.
  The Consumer Product Safety Commission is a U.S. federal agency that protects the public from injury or death associated with the use of consumer products.
• Electrical Safety Foundation International. Electrical fire safety prevention strategies and outreach materials, including community and school presentations, instructions for testing an AFCI, and a home fire safety checklist.
  The Electrical Safety Foundation International is a non-profit organization dedicated exclusively to promoting electrical safety at home and in the workplace.