The document provides guidance on what to do and not do in case of a fire. It lists actions like raising an alarm, trying to extinguish small fires with the proper extinguisher if safe to do so, evacuating if the fire grows or one's means of escape is blocked, and calling the fire department with details on the location and fire. The document advises against actions like running in panic, tampering with equipment, crowding the fire scene, or using the wrong type of extinguisher on a fire.
The document provides guidance on what to do and not do in case of a fire. It lists actions like raising an alarm, trying to extinguish small fires with the proper extinguisher if safe to do so, evacuating if the fire grows or one's means of escape is blocked, and calling the fire department with details on the location and fire. The document advises against actions like running in panic, tampering with equipment, crowding the fire scene, or using the wrong type of extinguisher on a fire.
The document provides guidance on what to do and not do in case of a fire. It lists actions like raising an alarm, trying to extinguish small fires with the proper extinguisher if safe to do so, evacuating if the fire grows or one's means of escape is blocked, and calling the fire department with details on the location and fire. The document advises against actions like running in panic, tampering with equipment, crowding the fire scene, or using the wrong type of extinguisher on a fire.
The document provides guidance on what to do and not do in case of a fire. It lists actions like raising an alarm, trying to extinguish small fires with the proper extinguisher if safe to do so, evacuating if the fire grows or one's means of escape is blocked, and calling the fire department with details on the location and fire. The document advises against actions like running in panic, tampering with equipment, crowding the fire scene, or using the wrong type of extinguisher on a fire.
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ACTION IN CASE OF FIRE
DONTs -IN CASE OF FIRE
Dont run in panic.
Dont take undue risk. Dont tamper with electrical installation, air-conditioning system etc during Fire Fighting. Leave them for authorized handling. Dont argue or discuss on the scene of fire. Dont linger with the equipment if you do not know its operation and keep away or ask someone nearby. Dont crowd the scene of fire Dont resort to breaking, cutting, unless required. Dont use all types of extinguishes on one fire. Dont use water on electrical fire.
DOS- IN CASE OF FIRE :
Raise alarm or shout FIRE at the peak of your tone, if you notice a fire within your vicinity. Approach the scene within the quickest possible time. Try to attract others attention as far as possible on your way to the scene of fire. If you are first to reach, make sure that no life is trapped. Try to put off the fire with the nearest appropriate type of extinguisher. As other rush to the scene, tell them what is the type of fire and which extinguisher to use. Contd.
Dos in case of fire contd.
Do arrange, to put off the supply in case of electrical
fires, do not take any chance.
Dial telephone number of Fire Station and other key
personnel and give exact location and the item, which has caught fire. Open all doors and windows after the fire is completely extinguished to avoid inhalation of any fumes. Keep yourself posted with information from time to time.
DONT FIGHT FIRE IF FOLLOWING CONDITIONS EXIST:
If you dont know what is burning.
The fire is spreading rapidly. You are not having any proper equipment. The fire might block your means of escape. You might inhale toxic smoke. If you are not confident to do so. If your first attempt to fight fire has failed, evacuate immediately. Doors should be closed as soon as the last person leaves the room or area. Dont use lifts, elevators. Use building stairs.