Charged for Life: Lithium-ion battery safety messaging and resources
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Charged for Life: Lithium-ion battery safety messaging and resources
Charged for Life Resources

Spread the word about Lithium-ion battery safety

Originally developed by the City of Toronto and Toronto Fire Services, these resources have been adapted for fire services across Ontario. With tailored messaging and resources, they empower communities to recognize risks, adopt safer practices, and prevent lithium-ion battery fires.

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  • Topics:
    • Lithium Battery
    • Safety & Health
    • Department Administration
    • Hazmat
    • Fire Prevention
    • Featured Hazmat
    • Featured Home (IAFC)
    • Featured Safety & Health
    • Featured Latest (IAFC)
    • Featured Lithium Battery
    • Featured Fire Prevention
  • Resource Type:
    • Public education material
    • Guide/ toolkit/ template
  • Organizational Author:
    • External

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