How to: Fire Emergencies
How to: Fire Emergencies
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Step by step guide on how to safely put out fires and handle the emergency
First Things First
First Things First
Fire Control Panel Access
Fire Control Panel Access
If you need to access the Fire Control Panel, notify Dispatch immediately. Per contractual obligations, Captain Jackson's presence is required for any incidents involving fire, flood, or blood.
Fire Detection and Access to the Fire Control Panel
Fire Detection and Access to the Fire Control Panel
Recognize fire indicators: smoke, heat, unusual odors, or alarms.
Activate the fire alarm system if it is not already triggered.
Notify the fire department or emergency services immediately.
Fire Fighting Basics
Fire Fighting Basics
When to Fight a Fire:
When to Fight a Fire:
Attempt to extinguish small, contained fires only.
Ensure a clear escape route before engaging in firefighting efforts.
Proper Use of a Fire Extinguisher – PASS Method:
Proper Use of a Fire Extinguisher – PASS Method:
Pull the pin.
Aim at the base of the fire.
Squeeze the handle.
Sweep side to side.
Fire Blanket Use
Fire Blanket Use
Proper Use of a Fire Blanket:
Proper Use of a Fire Blanket:
Smother small fires, especially grease or cooking fires, using fire blankets.
Post-Fire Actions:
Post-Fire Actions:
Assess the damage and identify hazards.
Secure the area to prevent unauthorized access.
Document the incident and response actions.
What is Your Evacuation Procedure?
What is Your Evacuation Procedure?
Evacuation Plans
Evacuation Plans
Direct individuals to designated assembly points.
Ensure a safe and orderly evacuation process.
Assembly Points
Assembly Points
Primary: Large open areas, such as a parking lot or recreational field, away from buildings.
Secondary: Safe zones near the two exit gates.
Assisting Evacuees
Assisting Evacuees
Assist individuals with mobility challenges to ensure their safe evacuation.
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