As Window Safety Week 2018 winds down, it’s important to remember that window safety is an exercise well worth practicing all year long. That said, we’re glad many in the industry took the time to share resources from the Window Safety Task Force this week. I wanted to shout out those among our membership who did an excellent job in amplifying this campaign through social media.

#WindowSafetyWeek Follow these 8 tips from the @WindowSafetyTF to help protect children from accidental window falls. @NSCsafety pic.twitter.com/0yHIyeG3qf

— Roto North America (@RotoNAmerica) April 4, 2018

#WindowSafetyWeek is the perfect time to review these important reminders! pic.twitter.com/bu0x3wgHjb

— Deceuninck NA (@DeceuninckNA) April 4, 2018

It's National #WindowSafetyWeek, when the industry comes together to raise awareness for accidental falls. We'll be sharing some handy resources this week, so be sure to follow along.

— YKK AP America (@YKKAPAmerica) April 2, 2018

Windows can save lives: In an emergency, such as a fire, it is important to have a detailed exit strategy, which oftentimes involves a window. Use this checklist and template to ensure your family's prepared. #WindowSafetyWeek pic.twitter.com/hD2kQXsTa3

— JELD-WEN (@JELDWEN) April 4, 2018

We're posting this on #WindowSafetyWeek but these #safety guidelines should be practiced all year long! Small steps can keep our children safe! pic.twitter.com/wPUeF99Yiw

— VEKA Inc (@vekainc) April 3, 2018

Thanks again to those who participated in Window Safety Week. View all the tweets from the campaign by checking out the #WindowSafetyWeek hashtag and follow the @WindowSafetyTF account for updates year-round!