Fire Safety Training People Needing Assistance: -Physical challenged -Mentally challenged -Medicated -Hearing/Visually impaired -Young children -Older adults Evacuate The Roof Of Fire Origin (If Possible) -Remove person (use force if necessary) -Make sure the room is vacant -Close the door to the room after searching and/or rescue Initiate a ‘Staged Evacuation’ -It is impractical or impossible to evacuate everyone from the building at once Sequence of Evacuation: 1. Room of the fire Origin 2. Rooms next to the opposite room or fire origin 3-4 Continue evacuation, evacuating easiest people first Evacuate Easiest People First -Ambulatory -Wheelchair -Non-ambulatory -Resistive WHMIS Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) Hazardous Materials: -Any substance that represents a physical or health hazard in the workplace WHMIS Safety Includes: -Labeling -Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) -Employee education (yearly) -Covers ‘controlled products’ e.g. drugs, gases, oxygen, mercury, some chemicals Labeling: Deceive how the safety handle the controlled product Include -Product/supplier information -Hazard symbol -Risk/Precaustions -First aid measures -Reference to MSDS Material Safety Data Sheets: MSDS, Provide detailed information about each controlled product, how to safety handle, how to store, dispose of and first aid measures -Developed by suppliers of product or employer if product created at workplace Written Incident Report Written under facility policies incudes: -Name of people involved -Sate and time of incident -Description of incident (5 Ws) -Description of follow-up actions -Taken – notifying supervisor - Make Questions
Fire Safety Training People Needing Assistance: -Physical challenged -Mentally challenged -Medicated -Hearing/Visually impaired -Young children -Older adults Evacuate The Roof Of Fire Origin (If Possible) -Remove person (use force if necessary) -Make sure the room is vacant -Close the door to the room after searching and/or rescue Initiate a ‘Staged Evacuation’ -It is impractical or impossible to evacuate everyone from the building at once Sequence of Evacuation: 1. Room of the fire Origin 2. Rooms next to the opposite room or fire origin 3-4 Continue evacuation, evacuating easiest people first Evacuate Easiest People First -Ambulatory -Wheelchair -Non-ambulatory -Resistive WHMIS Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) Hazardous Materials: -Any substance that represents a physical or health hazard in the workplace WHMIS Safety Includes: -Labeling -Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) -Employee education (yearly) -Covers ‘controlled products’ e.g. drugs, gases, oxygen, mercury, some chemicals Labeling: Deceive how the safety handle the controlled product Include -Product/supplier information -Hazard symbol -Risk/Precaustions -First aid measures -Reference to MSDS Material Safety Data Sheets: MSDS, Provide detailed information about each controlled product, how to safety handle, how to store, dispose of and first aid measures -Developed by suppliers of product or employer if product created at workplace Written Incident Report Written under facility policies incudes: -Name of people involved -Sate and time of incident -Description of incident (5 Ws) -Description of follow-up actions -Taken – notifying supervisor
Fire Safety Training People Needing Assistance: -Physical challenged -Mentally challenged -Medicated -Hearing/Visually impaired -Young children -Older
15 questions
1.
Which of the following groups might need assistance during a fire evacuation?
2.
What is the first step in the sequence of evacuation during a fire?
3.
Why is a ‘Staged Evacuation’ initiated?
4.
Which method is recommended when removing a person from the roof of fire origin?
5.
What is the correct order for evacuating people during a fire?
6.
What does WHMIS stand for?
7.
Which of the following is NOT included under WHMIS safety requirements?
8.
What information is typically included on WHMIS labels?
9.
Who develops the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)?
10.
What is the purpose of an MSDS?
11.
Which controlled products are covered by WHMIS?
12.
Which details should be included in a written incident report?
13.
What should you do after searching and rescuing a person in the room of fire origin?
14.
Which group is evacuated first when following the sequence of evacuation?
15.
Why might it be necessary to use force when evacuating a person from the roof of fire origin?