Fire Prevention Brochure

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Emergency Hotline Number:

in your home or establishments? Bureau of Fire Protection: (02) 426-0219 or (02) 426-3812
National Emergency Hotline in the Philippines : 911 Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Fire Suppression Sprinkler Systems (wet, PNP Hotline: 117 or (02) 722-0650
Philippine Red Cross: 143 or (02) 527-8385 to 95
dry, preaction, deluge, antifreeze, and fire "Ensure FIRE SAFETY, Save Life,
pumps) For more Information regarding to Fire Safety:
https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/laginghanda/fire-safety/ Save Property."
Special Hazards Fire Suppression https://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/laginghanda/fire-safety/for-
Systems (foam, low and high pressure businesses/
CO2, as well as clean agent systems)
Fire alarm detection system (control panel,
flame detectors, heat detectors, smoke
detectors, carbon monoxide detectors)
Mass notification (notification appliances,
pull stations/call box points)
Fire extinguisher, fire hydrants, and
backflows Prepared by:
Fire alarm monitoring Jeselle Ann Ignacio Arao
Integrated security, access control, and Janine Elijah Hermoso
video surveillance systems for appropriate Dannah Chloe Madayag
Anna Crizelle Malabanan
actions from each system
(BSA 1-20)
FIRE PROTECTION
AND PREVENTION
Fire safety should be a prime concern for
References:
http://www.bestslogans.com/list-ideas-taglines/tagalog-fire-safety- your homes, retail outlets, corporate
slogan/ buildings, warehouses and stores. Most of
https://totalsecuritydailyadvisor.blr.com/facility-security/fire-
prevention-fire-protection-go-hand-hand/ the fire outbreaks occur\ due to avoidable
http://www.officialgazette.gov.ph/2014/03/05/fire-prevention-what- factors. Learn how to keep your loved ones
should-you-have-in-your-home/
safe with few fire safety tips
PREVENTION MEASURES WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF FIRE SAFETY RULES
(BEFORE A FIRE) (DURING A FIRE) (AFTER A FIRE)
Install smoke detectors. Check them Getting out quickly and safely is your Be sure that all individuals who are
monthly. Change the batteries yearly, only goal. Do not try to “save” any injured – be if from burns, smoke
whether they need it or not. objects, no matter how valuable. inhalation, or injuries incurred while
Choose a safe meeting place outside Never use an elevator during a fire. escaping – should be treated by a
the home. Make sure that everyone Always take the stairs. doctor.
knows where it is. If your clothing catches fire, Do not return to the building until given
Keep flashlights in each room.Keep at immediately STOP, DROP to the ground the okay by the fire authorities. For
least one fire escape ladder on upper and ROLL with your hands over your minor fires, make sure that there is no
levels. face. Cover your mouth and nose with a damage to the structure of the home
Know simple fire rules, such as feeling a cloth or your shirt to prevent breathing that could cause its collapse.
door before opening it to determine if it in smoke or dangerous fumes. Throw out all food that was exposed to
is safe. If it is hot, find another way out. Do not open a door that feels hot or has the fire and smoke.
Remember to stop, drop, and roll if your smoke coming in from underneath or Once in a safe place, call or report
clothing catches fire. around the door frame. about the fire outbreak and inform
Keep emergency numbers on easy Meet at your safe place, away from the about your safety/assistance required
accessibility. fire. Await further instructions from the fire
Make a fire escape plan and emergency Immediately inform the nearest fire emergency department and stay safe in
exits diagrams. station. Call the fire department or head the refuge area.
Use authorized electrical appliances and to a neighbor’s house to ask them to Don’t panic or hinder the evacuation or
machines only. call. fire exhaustion process.
Do not overuse your appliances to Do treat the fire alarm as an emergency
prevent over-heating that may cause and exit the building immediately.
fire. Remain in the room if you are unable to
Store matches and lighters in secure exit. Keep the door closed and await
places. assistance or notify rescue Personnel
Keep fire extinguishers and blankets of your location with something like a
near the emergency exit. bright cloth from the window.
Always check your LPG tank and hose Close the doors before leaving the
for leaks and never leave your stove premises as this would help in slowing
unattended. the fire and decreasing the damage
Inspect cords, check for any signs of Keep a track of your
damage.
colleagues/neighbors and notify the
Don’t overload electrical outlets.
personnel if they are missing.

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