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CHAPTER 5 Fire Safety

The document outlines an 8-step emergency preparedness plan for fire safety that includes developing a fire safety task force, assessing fire hazards, identifying hazard controls, developing safety procedures, an evacuation plan, training, and evaluation. The plan involves analyzing building design and fire systems, conducting inspections and drills, and having a fire safety management strategy.

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CHAPTER 5 Fire Safety

The document outlines an 8-step emergency preparedness plan for fire safety that includes developing a fire safety task force, assessing fire hazards, identifying hazard controls, developing safety procedures, an evacuation plan, training, and evaluation. The plan involves analyzing building design and fire systems, conducting inspections and drills, and having a fire safety management strategy.

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 Emergency Preparedness Plan

 FIRE : as a reaction due to rapid oxidation or


burning of a fuel
 3 elements : fuel, oxygen and heat.
 The fire triangle
 Emergency preparedness in fire safety
 Fire control methods (response)
 Fire protection methods (mitigation and
preparedness)
BUILDING
DESIGN AND
ALTERATIONS

FIRE
SAFETY
INSPECTION FIRE SYSTEM
AND AUDIT MAINTANANCE
FIRE SAFETY
MANAGEMENT
STRATEGY

FIRE
EVACUATION FIRE
DRILL WARDEN
MANAGEMEN
T
 STEP 1: DEVELOP A STATEMENT OF INTENT
 STEP 2 : DEVELOP FIRE SAFETY TASK FORCE
COMMITTEE
 STEP 3 : ASSESS ALL FIRE HAZARDS SUCH AS
MATERIAL, PROCEDURES AND BUILDING DESIGN
 STEP 4 : IDENTIFY FIRE HAZARD CONTROLS
(PROCEDURE, ACTIVE SYSTEM, PASSIVE SYSTEM)
 STEP 5 : DEVELOP SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR
FIRE HAZARD CONTROL
 STEP 6 : DEVELOP A FIRE EMERGENCY EXIT AND
EVACUATION PLAN
 STEP 7: TRAINING/FIRE DRILL
 STEP 8 : EVALUATION/AUDIT/REPORT
 STEP 1: DEVELOP A STATEMENT OF INTENT
 STEP 2 : DEVELOP A FIRE SAFETY TASK FORCE
COMMITTEE (run emergency planning
strategy)
 STEP 3 : ASSESS ALL FIRE HAZARDS (material,
procedures and building design)
Eg : Storage area, maintenance workshops,,
garage, forklift fueling and servicing,
manufacturing, assembly areas and materials,
fire doors, PPE, electrical equipment, hot
work, smoking areas, heating, ventilating and
air conditioning systems.
 STEP 4: IDENTIFYING FIRE HAZARD CONTROLS
- Type of fire class of the hazards
- Identify potential ignition sources
- Identify the existing and necessary types of
fire protection (detection, alarm and
suppression)
 STEP 5 : DEVELOP SAFETY PROCEDURES FOR
FIRE HAZARD CONTROL
- Develop proper control procedures
- Develop proper handling and storage
(flammable/combustible materials)
- Develop for the use, maintenance and
training for fire protection (alarm, detection)
 STEP 6 : DEVELOP A FIRE EMERGENCY EXIT AND
EVACUATION PLAN

Table 1 : Basic evacuation procedure

R Remove all persons in danger!


A Always pull the alarm and call emergency
numbers
C Contain the fire by closing the windows and
door
E Extinguish the fire only if you are trained and
confident
 STEP 7 : TRAINING/FIRE DRILL
 STEP 8 : EVALUATION/AUDIT/REPORT

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