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	When it comes to Fire and safety matters preventing the potential for an outbreak of fire is a scientifically simple process. There are<strong> three essential elements</strong> for a fire to exist; they are oxygen, combustible material, and heat. These three elements make up the sides of the combustion triangle, and by removing just one side, the triangle is no more, and<strong> you can eliminate the potential for a fire</strong>. The reverse is also true, if you enhance these facets more and more, you will perfect the fire triangle thereby increasing the potential risk of a fire outbreak. Sadly this is an all too common unwitting occurrence in the advent of fires, where<strong> desperate measures are taken</strong> with the best of intentions; they often negate fire rescue efforts! Oxygen is the most underestimated side of the combustion triangle, and <strong>overlooked as a fire enhancer</strong>, gaining plenty of invitation to fan the flames. Simply by flinging a door open to a smoky room is all it takes for a fire to break out as a result of a fresh supply of oxygen. It&rsquo;s like adding fuel to the flames, so <a href="http://www.socialcaretraining.ie/get-yourself-fired-up-for-fire-and-safety-training" style="font-size:16px; text-align:justify; line-height:125%;">get yourself fired up for fire and safety training.&nbsp;</a></p>
