Staff Training for Fire Safety: Easy and Affordable Solutions

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Enhance staff readiness with fire safety training. Covering R.A.C.E. procedures, evacuation protocols, and emergency response techniques. Learn to handle fire incidents and ensure workplace safety effectively and economically.

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Ce-Classes.com We make staff training requirements easy and affordable

Fire Safety Fire Safety Training for Staff

Training on Fire Safety After completing this course the participant will be able to: Learning Objective # 1 Learning Objective # 2 Learning Objective # 3

Training on Fire Safety This course covers training for fire safety

Training on Fire Safety Most employees come to work with knowledge about fire safety.

R.A.C.E. Fire Response Procedure

R.A.C.E. RESCUE ALERT CONTAIN EXTINGUISH

R.A.C.E. You must follow the R.A.C.E. fire procedure before attempting to extinguish any fire.

R.A.C.E. RESCUE/REMOVE Rescue or remove any persons from the immediate scene

R.A.C.E. ALERT/ACTIVATE Pull the nearest ALARM and call 911

R.A.C.E. CONFINE Close all doors to the hazard or fire area

R.A.C.E. EXTINGUISH/EVACUATE Extinguish using the closest fire extinguisher if the fire impedes your evacuation. Evacuate to your designated meeting location.

IF YOURE IN A FIRE CRAWL IF THERE S SMOKE If you get caught in smoke, get down and crawl, taking short breaths through the nose. Cleaner, cooler air will be near the floor. Get Low And Go.

IF YOURE IN A FIRE FEEL THE DOORS BEFORE OPENING Before opening any doors, feel the door knob. If it is hot, don t open the door. If it is cool, open it slightly, and if heat or heavy smoke are present, close the door and stay in the room

IF YOURE IN A FIRE GO TO THE NEAREST EXIT OR STAIRWELL If the nearest exit is blocked by fire, heat or smoke, go to another exit. Always use an exit stairwell, not an elevator.

IF YOURE IN A FIRE GO TO THE NEAREST EXIT OR STAIRWELL Elevator shafts may fill with smoke or the power may fail, leaving you trapped. Stairwell fire doors will keep out fire and smoke-if they are closed- and will protect you until you get outside.

IF YOURE IN A FIRE IF YOU GET TRAPPED: KEEP THE DOORS CLOSED. Seal cracks and vents if smoke comes in. If you re trapped in a room and there s no smoke outside, open the windows from the top to let out the heat and smoke from the bottom to let in fresh air.

IF YOURE IN A FIRE SIGNAL FOR HELP. Hang an object at the window (a bed sheet, jacket, shirt) to attract the fire department s attention. If there is a phone in the room, dial 911 and report that you are trapped. Be sure to give your address, room number and exact location.

IF YOURE IN A FIRE SOMETIMES IT S SAFER TO STAY IN PLACE! If all exits from a floor are blocked, remain calm, go back to your room, close the door, and seal the cracks. Open the windows if safe, wave something at the window, and shout or phone for help to alert the Fire Department.

IF YOURE IN A FIRE IF YOU ARE ON FIRE: STOP, DROP, AND ROLL. Rolling smothers the fire. If your clothes catch on fire, stop, drop, and roll, wherever you are. Cover your face with your hands to protect face and lungs.

IF YOURE IN A FIRE COOL BURNS Run cool (not cold) water over burns, immediately, for 5-10 minutes. Don t use ointments. Notify medical personnel immediately.

IF YOURE IN A FIRE PARTICIPATE IN FIRE DRILLS. Fire drills are typically conducted regularly to familiarize you with safe procedures. It is important, before the emergency occurs; to familiarize yourself with the location of additional means of egress should your primary exit be blocked.