1. Fire Awareness and Evacuation Training 2018

2. Scope Cover the response procedures
Cover the basic requirement for response to fire
Detail how evacuations will be conducted on Site
Extinguisher use – Pass Method
Practice use of equipment

3. Fire – What you need to Know?
Fire – What you need to Know?

4. Fire and Evacuation Plan
The Building Fire Safety Regulations requires every workplace to have a written fire and evacuation plan. The general detail in the plan will cover:
Evacuation routes
Individuals with disabilities
Accounting for people
Assembly areas
Admin roles
Area warden duties
Restrictions on vehicle movements
Control and coordination
Communication
First aid response

5. Fire and Evacuation Plan
The Fire and Evacuation Diagram is displayed in buildings to show the location of the Assembly Point, route, alternate route, locator, and the basic drill RACE. All staff need to know the detail shown on the diagram.

6. RACE and PASS
RACE is shown on diagrams as the basic requirements for an evacuation
Rescue
Alarm
Contain
Extinguish
PASS is the method used for Extinguisher operation
Pull
Aim
Squeeze
Sweep

7. Extinguisher Types Extinguisher types and use
Making the correct selection and knowing what detail is shown on the signage

8. Extinguisher Use Demonstrating the use of extinguishers

9. Stay Calm
Assist any person in immediate danger – if safe to do so
Help disabled and the impaired to evacuate
Close the doors and windows to prevent spreading
CALL THE FIRE SERVICE ON 000
Raise the Alarm (break glass) – or call out loudly Fire, Fire, Fire , Evacuate
Extinguish the fire if it has not fully developed – Don’t put own safety at risk
Evacuate to an assembly area – the designated muster point for the Site
Always follow the direction of the Warden and provide assistance when requested
Remain at the Assembly Area until all are accounted for and the All Clear is given by the Chief Warden!!
Do not attempt to re-enter once evacuated!!!

10. Fire, Fire, Fire – Evacuate!!

11. ANY QUESTIONS????