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	Responsibility rests on your shoulders to take an active interest and <strong>concern for fire safety matters</strong> both at work and the home. Because up to 46 people per year die from fires in Ireland, and on average 1000 suffer from serious burn or smoke inhalation injuries. You don&rsquo;t have to be a fireman or a firefighter to<strong> realise your responsibility</strong>; and to learn what number do dial for the fire brigade is not exactly what we mean either. &nbsp;There are ample fire and safety tips out there to help you <strong>understand the dangers of fire</strong> and how to reduce fire risk to you property, but very often important priorities are overlooked. Most people genuinely believe a fire breakout will never happen to them, and this mode of thinking reflects an abnegation of responsibilities. The fact is, <strong>fire and safety measures are easy to learn</strong>, remember and enact if need be. It&rsquo;s not like cramming for a leaving cert exam, whereby as soon as you pass you&rsquo;ve forgotten everything already. <strong>Fire safety training </strong>involves enlightening the mind, with practical education that can be remembered &amp; utilised thereafter. It&rsquo;s not about becoming a superhero firefighter &amp; paramedic, or running through a backdraught to grab the vulnerable, thereby possibly winning a medal for bravery. No, fire safety training is simply a way in which you can inspire your mind to<strong> take responsibility in reducing the risk</strong> of an outbreak of fire.</p>
