FIRE PRESENTATION

Fire

RESPONSE PROCEDURE DURING A

INCIDENT

index

• COMMON FIRE RELATED HAZARDS
• R.A.C.E
• DO'S AND DONT'S
• FIREDRILL

COMMON FIRE RELATED HAZARDS

• Heating Appliances
• Combustible materials
• Arson or willfull fire raising

• Electricity
• Rubbish and waste material
• Smoking
• Cooking

Safety Precautions

• Keep your place tidy
• Regularly remove combustible waste
• Keep ignition sources away
• Minimum use of flammable liquids

Follow the procedures r.a.c.e

• Rescue all stakeholders
• Alarm by pulling the closest fire station
• Confine the area
• Extinguish the fire

Do's

• Check the door
• P.A.S.S (to use a fire extinguisher; Pull the pin, Aim the nozzle, Squeez the lever slowly, Sweep from side to side)
• Stay low
• Stop, Drop, and Roll
• National Emergency Hotline 911

Dont's

• Don't install smoke alarm detectors
• Pop upstairs to retrieve heirlooms, passports, and pets
• Open doors that have smoke flowing from the joints
• Throw water on a chip pan fire

Dont's

• Hide in a cupboard or under the bed
• Delay calling the Fire and Rescue Services
• Escape using an Elevator
• Jump from an upstairs window

FIREDRILL

• A firedrill is a process of practicing how an establishment/building would be evacuated in the event of fire or other emergencies.
• The purpose of fire drills is to ensure that everyone knows how to exit at the fastest and safest way.

tHE CONDUCT OF FIREDRILLS IN SCHOOL

• Alarm
• Response
• Evacuation

• Assembly
• Head Count
• Evaluation

a fire escape plan

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THE ELEMENTS OF FIRE TRIANGLE

A Presentation from Group 4

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