2022-8 Fire-fighting Drill

2024-07-03 17:07:52

Preventing fires before they happen--SAILON Canning

A Fire-fighting Drill is an important safety exercise. It typically involves simulating a fire emergency situation to test and practice the response of individuals and a group.

During a Fire-fighting Drill, an alarm is usually sounded to signal the start. People are then expected to follow pre-determined evacuation routes and procedures. This includes quickly and orderly exiting the building or area, using staircases instead of elevators, and gathering at designated safe assembly points.

The purpose of a Fire-fighting Drill is to familiarize people with what to do in case of a real fire, ensuring they know how to react promptly and safely. It helps to enhance awareness of fire safety measures, such as knowing the locations of fire exits and fire extinguishers. It also assesses the effectiveness of the emergency response plan and identifies any areas that may need improvement.

Regular Fire-fighting Drills are crucial in workplaces, schools, public buildings, and other places where people gather to minimize the potential risks and ensure the safety of everyone present.

When found there has a fire, how to use extinguisher? The following the general steps on how to use a fire extinguisher need to know!

1. Pull the pin: Remove the safety pin that keeps the handle from being activated.

2. Aim at the base: Point the extinguisher nozzle at the base of the fire, not at the flames themselves.

3. Squeeze the handle: Firmly squeeze the handle to release the extinguishing agent.

4. Sweep from side to side: While squeezing the handle, move the nozzle in a sweeping motion across the base of the fire to cover the entire area.

It's important to note that different types of fire extinguishers are designed for specific types of fires (such as Class A for ordinary combustibles, Class B for liquids, etc.), so make sure to use the appropriate one for the situation. Also, always follow the specific instructions provided with the particular fire extinguisher model.