NFPA Launches ‘Fire By the Numbers’ Quarterly Newsletter -- Occupational Health & Safety

NFPA Launches 'Fire By the Numbers' Quarterly Newsletter

It's a project of the association's Fire Analysis and Research Division.

Jul 15, 2013

The National Fire Protection Association's Fire Analysis and Research Division has launched a new quarterly newsletter, "Fire By the Numbers," and is inviting people interested in fire safety statistics and data to subscribe simply by entering an email address.

The posted announcement said its first issue featured the 2012 firefighter fatality study; causes of home fires; quick fire stats; and newly released reports.

Visit this page to subscribe.

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