BEFORE OF FIRE
Have an emergency fire plan in
place and get the emergency
number of fire department.
Designate evacuation routes and
do the extinguisher usage training
and prevention controls.  Follow the fire department's
Consider escape ladders or
emergency ladder if your residence
has more than one level.
If possible, install smoke detectors
in the house and be careful when
using heating sources and cooking
burners.
Keep first aid box and emergency
kit handy.
Do the fire drill
Check the fire alarms and fire
detection system regularly.
Keep flammable items away from
your home. Don’t use damage
wires or extensions.
Develop an escape plan for
different areas of the home,
particularly focusing on escaping
from the bedroom areas. Each
room should have two different
ways of escape in case one is
blocked by fire. Practice it regularly.
Choose a safe meeting place
DURING OF FIRE
Don’t panic. Do some of thing
that you trained in your
emergency plan. Immediately
contact the fire department.
If the fire is small, allow trained
your family to extinguish the fire,
instructions upon arrival or when
the fire is constantly blazing.
When you are in the highest
area of your house, use the
emergency ladder if there is no
way to go down the stairs
Try to stop any one of the
objects or things that cause a
fire if the fire is small. If you have
a fire extinguisher at home, use
your fire extinguisher in a proper
way if you already trained.
bring your handy first aid kit.
Shout for help, don’t run, running
makes fire burn faster.
Do what you trained in fire drills.
If your clothes are on fire: Stop,
Drop and Roll until the fire is out.
Do not open the door that are
hot to touch. Open the door
slowly or much better don't open
the door because the fire inside
that door might get to you.
Keep your windows and doors
closed to limit your exposure to
smoke and dust. Be prepared to
evacuate at a moment’s notice.
Getting out quickly and safely is
your only goal. Do not try to
“save” any objects, no matter
how valuable.
Never use an elevator during a
AFTER OF FIRE
Keep your family informed on
repair and start-up plans
Go to your designated
evacuation routes or go to the
safe place
Go to the safest place or to
the evacuation area and
check if you have any wounds
or injuries.
Don't go back to the place
where the fire started
because there may still be
ash or a small fire there, go to
evacuation area.
Check your body and also
your family if there are have a
wound or injuries. If there is,
treat it with the first aid kit you
have but if you can't treat it,
just call for a nurse,
professionals or doctors for
help
If someone gets burned,
immediately place the wound
under cool water for 10 to 15
minutes. If the burn blisters,
see a doctor immediately.
Do not return to the buildings
or houses until the fire
authorities not giving a sign to
go back again.
Enter your house carefully
and turn off the main power
breaker before you make your
way through the rest of the
house.
Be sure that all individuals
who are injured – be if from
burns, smoke inhalation, or
injuries incurred while
escaping should be treated by
a doctor.
Do not return to the building
outside the home. Make sure that
everyone knows where it is.
fire. Always take the stairs. Stay
low to the ground. Cover your
mouth and nose with a cloth or
your shirt to prevent breathing in
smoke or dangerous fumes.
until given the okay by the fire
authorities. For minor fires,
make sure that there is no
damage to the structure of the
home that could cause its
collapse.