Carbon Monoxide Awareness Informational Webinar

 

Carbon Monoxide Awareness Webinar – October 19

The Future of CO Alarms is Here Today 

Dear Neal Zipser,

 

Join Knox Safety for an hour-long Carbon Monoxide Awareness informational webinar and Q&A: Tuesday, October 19, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. EDT. Attendees will have an opportunity to learn about the newest CO alarm technology on the market today and how it is revolutionizing the future of residential home safety with voice messaging that provides critical response actions for occupants.

Join the Live Webinar: Registration Required

Tuesday, October 19, 2021
2-3 pm EDT
 
REGISTER
Ten randomly selected attendees will receive the Knox CO Alarm with innovative trio warning system
Participants will also learn why CO incidents are expected to increase, the dangers of low-level CO exposure, and what you can do to reduce the impacts of CO incidents in your community. Two CO poisoning survivors share their personal experiences with both low and high-level incidents; you will be forever moved and motivated by their experiences and its lifelong impacts. 
 
Who Should Attend?
Community risk reduction staff, Prevention Bureau personnel, Fire Marshals, Community Educators, and PIOs
 
Presenters Include:
Cheryl Burt, CO survivor who lost two young sons to CO poisoning. Her impactful story should be heard by everyone in the fire service

Charon McNabb, Co-founder of the National CO Awareness Association, and survivor of long-term, low-level CO exposure has a testimonial about her multi-year undiagnosed experience 

Chief David Whiting, Retired chief of Columbus Division of Fire 

Joe Deluca, Vice President of Engineering, Knox Safety 
 
Sincerely,
 
The Knox Company
When seconds matter, the alarm you choose should matter too
knox.com 
Knox Company, 1601 W. Deer Valley Road, Phoenix, AZ 85027, 800-552-5669
































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