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The worst news? They’re usually preventable.
In this episode of "Talking Shop With ShopOwner," ShopOwner editor Doug Kaufman and Steve Lockwood from Mountain State Fire Protection in Mesa, AZ, discuss fire safety in automotive repair shops. They discuss the potential threats in the automotive industry, such as combustible liquids and sparks from equipment. They also mention the importance of maintaining electrical equipment and the common occurrence of fires in automotive shops.
Steve recommends shop owners keep their shops clutter-free and provide employee training on fire safety. He suggests reaching out to local fire protection companies or fire departments for resources and assistance. They also touch on the importance of sprinkler systems and the legal requirements for fire safety in shops.
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Visit Mountain State Fire Protection or your local fire department or fire protection agency to get more helpful tips.
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