Safety

If you were unable to attend the shooter safety seminar at our demo, we’re sorry you missed it! The number one rule here at Lynch Imports is: don’t get hurt! Because we want everyone to be as safe as possible, here are some videos that give very visual proof of how dangerous it can be to shoot product without proper technique and training:

NFPA 1123 Code for Fireworks Display

There is a lot of technical expertise required to safely put on a professional fireworks display. An excellent resource for standards and recommended practices on setting up and executing a professional fireworks display comes from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Code 1123, Code for Fireworks Display. The NFPA provides this code in order to help prevent injuries to both spectators and firework technicians, and to reduce the likelihood of fires. If you haven’t seen it yet, this is a MUST READ, and includes:

Definitions
Requirements for Display Fireworks Aerial Shells and Equipment
Display Site Selection
Floating Vessels and Floating Platforms
Rooftops, Other Structures, and Other Limited Egress Locations
Operation of the Display
Electrical Ignition of the Display
Qualifications (operator and assistant qualifications and permits)

You can view the code for free on the NFPA website, or you can purchase a handy paperback copy to reference at your shoot sites. Here’s a link to their site.