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F I R E PREVENTION AND RESPONSE http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

Develop your fire prevention and emergency preparedness program Remember: Safety First – Don’t you become victim!

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Fire when out of control, has no friends no moral values respects no barriers & recognizes no boundaries

X _/ _/ http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com Stop fire before it starts

Heat Fuel Oxygen TRIANGLE OF FIRE The basic strategy of fire prevention is to control or isolate sources of fuel and heat in order to prevent combustion Suitable Temperature http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

Types of Fire ,[object Object]

Types of Fire D http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

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APW ,[object Object],[object Object],APWs are designed for Class A (wood, paper, cloth) fires only http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

[object Object],[object Object],CO2s are designed for Class B and C (flammable liquid and gas) fires only

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Foam Fire Extinguishers ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Class “D” extinguishers contain a sodium chloride based dry chemical extinguishing agent. This type of extinguisher is designed for use in areas where combustible metals are present. Class “D” Extinguisher http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

Fire Types, Extinguishing Agents, and Methods Usually remove air Special agents Combustible Metals Breaks chain reaction Dry chemical Removes air CO 2 Electrical Equipment Breaks chain reaction Dry chemical Removes air Foam CO 2 Flammable Liquids Breaks chain reaction Dry chemical Removes air and heat Foam Removes heat Water Ordinary Solid Materials Method Agent Extinguishing Fire Type A B C D

How to use a Fire Extinguisher? P A S S P ull the Pin A im the Nozzle at Fire S queeze the Lever S weep

Wrong Methods of Extinguishing the Fire http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

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What to do? If you discover a Fire http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

What to do in case of a fire? Raise Fire Alarm or Shout Fire, Fire 1

What to do in case of a fire? 1. Raise Fire Alarm 16 2 Telephone Fire Service on CALL FOR HELP and provide more details about the fire http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

What to do in case of a fire? 1. Raise Fire Alarm 2. Telephone Fire Service on 16 3 Use appropriate Fire Extinguisher If it is safe to do so, you may fight small, contained fire with Fire Extinguisher

What to do in case of a fire? 1. Raise Fire Alarm 2. Telephone Fire Service on 16 3. Use Appropriate Fire Extinguisher 4 Immediately exit the building, using the stairs & closing the doors. DO NOT USE ELEVATORS Evacuate to a pre-decided Safe Point and head count http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

What to do in case of a fire? 1. Raise Fire Alarm 2. Telephone Fire Service on 16 3. Use Appropriate Fire Extinguisher 4. Evacuate to Assembly Point 5 Shutoff Utility Valves Learn how to shut off Gas and Electricity Gas Shutoff Electricity Shutoff

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[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],If Caught in Smoke There is less smoke down there, so it's easier to breathe and see where you are going.

Stop, Drop and Roll. http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com If you catch fire, do not run!

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Fire suppression Safety ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],http://disaster-risk-management.blogspot.com

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Join hands together to save people and property from the ferocity of ruthless fires

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