🏠Draft previewHome Safety
Make my home safer
Recommended emergency assets for single-family homes and household preparation
Who this helps: Homeowners, renters, and caregivers preparing a single-family household
This is a friendly planning guide — not production signage yet. Use it to decide what to print, post, and practice in home safety.
- 1Post emergency numbers on the refrigerator today
- 2Check that every bedroom door opens easily
- 3Save 112 and local ambulance numbers in all phones
2 more quick wins
- Print a family emergency card for each member
- Walk two escape routes from your main sleeping area
PosterA3
Adult CPR — Step-by-Step Poster
Best placed: First aid area, Gym
PosterA3
Choking — Adult and Child Poster
Best placed: Cafeteria, Classroom
PosterA3
Fire Evacuation — Home Poster
Best placed: Home hallway, Apartment corridor
PosterA4
Kitchen Fire — Never Use Water on Oil Fire
Best placed: Kitchen, Cooking area
PosterA3
Earthquake — Drop, Cover, Hold On
Best placed: Classroom, Office
SignA4
Emergency Numbers Sign
Best placed: Building entrance, Reception
CardWALLET
Family Emergency Contact Card
Best placed: Wallet, Refrigerator
CardPOCKET
Child Emergency Help Card
Best placed: School bag, Child's pocket
CardWALLET
Medical Information Card
Best placed: Wallet, Purse
CardWALLET
Allergies and Medication Card
Best placed: Wallet, School bag
ChecklistA5
Home Emergency Kit Checklist
Best placed: Kitchen, Store room
ChecklistA5
Fire Safety Check Checklist
Best placed: Kitchen, Home entrance
- First aid area
- Gym
- Office
- School health room
- Cafeteria
- Classroom
- Office break room
- Community hall
- Home hallway
- Apartment corridor
- Stairwell
- Building entrance
- Monthly fire drill — two exits from every room
- Practice calling 112 from each phone in the home
- Timed evacuation to the outdoor meeting spot
- Test smoke alarm and replace batteries quarterly