Rainbow Fireworks public presentation 2015
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Rainbow Fireworks is a professional firework display company that produces around 80 firework displays per year and also operates a retail shop selling fireworks to the public. The document discusses fireworks, noting that they generate energy rapidly through combustion and sparklers can generate the same heat as a blowtorch. It warns that approximately 1000 people per year in the UK get injured from fireworks due to misuse and certain types of fireworks have been banned due to fatalities. The document recommends hiring professional firework companies and buying from professional retailers for safety.
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Rainbow Fireworks public presentation 2015
- 2. Rainbow Fireworks • Professional Firework Display Company • Producing around 80 displays per year • Retail Shop selling to the public all year round
- 3. What is a Firework An explosive material, when ignited, generates energy very rapidly in the form of
- 13. Approximately 1000 people per year get injured in the UK.
- 18. Many accidents are caused by people misusing fireworks
- 24. Three sparklers burning together generate the same heat as a blow-torch
- 32. Professional Use Only – Not for sale to the General Public
- 33. Professional Use Only – Not for sale to the General Public Banned 1996 due to fatalities David Hattersley, a 45-year- old primary-school headteacher killed.
- 34. Professional Use Only – Not for sale to the General Public No Colourful Packaging – Plain Paper No Instructions
- 47. Consider Using a Professional Firework Company Buy from a Professional Firework Retailer
- 48. Thank you for your time and do you have any Questions?