Entrance, stairs, balconies and windows
Keep the hallway clean You can minimise the risk of tripping in the hallway by keeping the front of the door and the passageway organised. It is a good idea…
Elderly
For the elderly, the most common types of accidents are falls and tumbles. The consequences of accidents for older adults are often more severe than for younger individuals. An accident in old age might, for example, make it more difficult to manage at home independently.
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Living Room
…and smoke flues should be swept annually and their condition checked to ensure that any waste accumulating in the smoke flues and fireplaces does not pose a fire risk. Call…
Unusual times can lead to an increase in accidents at home and during leisure time
…806973, saara.aakko(at)punainenristi.fi On Accident Day we encourage you to think about how you can reduce risks and prevent accidents at work, at home, and in traffic. The date varies every…
Alcohol, heat and carelessness – a dangerous combination at Midsummer!
…of accidents and poisonings of all alcohol-related deaths has decreased considerably. Holidaymakers’ delights and dangers: fire, water and alcohol People often spend their Midsummer night at a friend’s summer house…
Exceptional ice conditions cause dangerous situations
…out. There should be at least 5 cm and preferably 10 cm of clear ice to hold an adult. Snowmobiles and ATVs require an ice cover of at least 15…
Stay on your feet: tips for slippery winter conditions
…to function. Muscle power, coordination and balance affect an individual’s falling risk. Physical activity is important for people of all ages. Anticipate the conditions People can prevent accidents through their…
Kitchen
…account the safety of all children, adults and elderly people using the kitchen. It is often a good idea to store any often needed, non-toxic food and dishes in cabinets…
Bedroom
…supervising flames and electrical appliances while they are in use. Safety Checklists Home, cabin, and child safety can be improved with small changes. Using safety checklists, you can assess how…
Sauna
…can be prevented by being careful and by supervising flames and electrical appliances while they are in use. Safety Checklists Home, cabin, and child safety can be improved with small…
Elderly
…You can reduce the risk of accidents by maintaining good health, functional capacity and mobility. Regular and versatile physical activity, sufficient and versatile nutrition, suitable medication and maintaining a good…