Winter Holiday Safety – Free Online Presentation

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Winter Holiday Safety – Free Online Presentation 

With Calgary Fire Department Community Safety Officers Alex Kwan & Randy Chevrier  

Tuesday, November 26th @ 10:00 am 
 

Are you going with traditional decorations and foods this year, or are you branching out with new flavours and technology? 

We all know that a frozen turkey placed in a hot deep fryer causes a fireball.  We won't be doing that again. But what about those old Christmas lights? What about open flames and relatives on oxygen? How many things can you plug into a power bar if they are low voltage? Join us as Randy and Alex answer all these questions and more.  

Make sure you write down your questions too because you will have a chance to ask them during the Q&A Session. 

Location: Online - Zoom 

Registration Details:  

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Speaker Bio:  

Randy Chevrier, B.Ed. 

Community Safety Officer, Calgary Fire Department 

Originally from Montreal, Randy joined the Calgary Fire Department in 2017 after retiring as a professional football player. He spent 11 seasons with the Calgary Stampeders and made Calgary his home where he is raising 3 sons. After spending a number of years as a frontline Firefighter, Randy joined the Community Safety Team where he loves to connect with people and help educate them on how to be a little safer in their homes and communities. 

Alex Kwan 

Community Safety Officer, Calgary Fire Department 

Born and raised in Calgary, Alex grew up in Northwest Calgary and joined the Calgary Fire Department in 2008. He started out as a frontline firefighter then spent 8 years in the Training division teaching other firefighters. During that time he also completed his training  as a Water Rescuer and SCUBA diver. Since joining the Community Safety Team he’s been able to focus on brining more prevention education around water safety to the public.