How to Use a Fire Extinguisher – Providing Knowledge to Honor a Big Sacrifice

Over the weekend, our Kansas City community lost a firefighter — a public servant whose life was taken while responding to a medical call. He wasn’t battling flames, but he was showing up the way first responders always do — to help. His death is a tragedy that has rippled through the hearts of so many.

While nothing we share here can fix that loss, we wanted to offer something useful in his honor — a simple, practical safety guide for families and fellow business owners.

🧯 Fire safety starts with the basics.
Today, we’re sharing a quick resource on how to use a fire extinguisher. Print it out, share it with your team, or go over it with your kids. It’s a small step — but it’s one that reflects the same mindset of prevention, protection, and care.

📄 Download the PDF below
🎥 Watch the video linked with QR Code on PDF → https://youtu.be/PQV71INDaqY?si=OBezFYFBTSXV2xOU

Fire Extinguisher PASS Printable Download

Read the story about the KCMO firefighter.

– Cami Reiss, “Dirt Girl”, CEO & President of Reiss Earthworks
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