Learn how to beat the heat and keep your family, friends, colleagues, and livestock safe.

Boating safety save lives. It may save your life, a friend, or a family member. We put together vital information to keep you safe on the water, read on!

Do you love boating? Here are some tips on how to be safe while you have fun offshore!

In all situations, you should be prepared for natural disasters that could occur in your area.

As more people begin barbecuing burgers, steaks, and kabobs, there’s an increased risk of injury and fire damage. To keep you and your loved ones safe during grilling season, follow these 7 fire safety tips!

Here at AKE Safety Equipment, we love our sales representatives. They’re the face of the company and generally all around amazing. We want every company to have the same amazing skills as our sales representatives have. Here are some very useful points that can make any sales team successful brought to you from Sales Force: 1

Going camping and building campfires are enjoyable activities, but it is important to make sure that you are building and maintaining campfires safely. According to the National Interagency Fire Center, more than 90% of wildfires are caused by humans. Wildfires are often started by campers who are unable to control campfires.

The Fourth of July is this Tuesday. It will be a weekend of picnics with friends and family, parades and fireworks demonstrations to celebrate our country’s independence. This holiday is always a lot of fun, but it can also be very dangerous due to mishandling and misuse of fireworks.

Summer = car traveling season. Families across the country hit the road for vacations, family visits, and new adventures! It is very important keep your car in good repair to prevent fires. It is also vital that every family member knows the proper car fire safety measures. According to a 2012 report by the

Memorial Day Weekend is the “unofficial” start of summer. It is time for picnics, barbecues and time with family and friends. The weekend is also the start of the tractor pulling season, which runs from the end of May to the end of August/ beginning of September. Once again for the 2014 season, STOP-FYRE