COMMUNITY PLAN FOR FIRE.pptx
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This community preparedness plan outlines strategies to prevent, prepare for, respond to, and recover from fires. It establishes objectives and identifies community members, agencies, and time frames involved in each phase. The prevention strategies aim to minimize risk through securing electrical wires and gas tanks. Preparedness includes education sessions on fire safety and evacuation plans. The response phase focuses on notifying authorities, evacuating, and providing first aid. Rehabilitation seeks to restore infrastructure and livelihoods through repairs and medical assistance. The plan aims to strengthen community capacity and resilience to handle fire-related disasters.
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- 1. COMMUNITY PREPAREDNESS PLAN MEMBERS: -CHRISTINE BAYATAN -DJAZELLE CASTRES -ZHARINA LAZAM -NASSER FLORES -MJ BAYATAN -MIK,E VIERN>
- 2. 4 Thematic Areas Objectives Strategies Manpower/ Personnel Involved Time Frame Prevention/ Mitigation -To minimize vulnerability and disaster risk in the community and avoid or limit adverse impacts -secure electrical wires (avoid faulty wirings) -use safe LPG tank -Clear and free fire exits from obstruction. -require building permits (emergency exits, and escape ladders for multi storey buildings) -residents -Bureau of Fire Protection -municipal engineers -Two to three consecuti ve days
- 3. Prepared-ness -establish and strengthen capacities of communities to anticipate, cope and recover from the negative impacts of fire. -Conduct a symposia in the community regarding fire prevention -Post evacuation plans in strategic locations -Educate by means of demonstration to the community personnel and citizen on the proper use of a fire extinguisher -Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction Management Organization -Philippine National Police -Bureau of Fire Protection -three to four times a month Response -provide life preservation and meet the basics subsistence needs of affected population based in acceptable standards during or immediately after a fire -Sound the alarm -Vacate the building immediately -Apply first aid and in case of injuries or casualties bring the victims to the nearest hospital for medical treatment -Bureau Of Fire Protection -Residents -Philippine National Police -Red Cross -Volunteers - one day
- 4. Rehabilita- tion/ Recovery -restore and improve facilities, livelihood, and living conditions and organization capacities of affected communities -Coordinate with the Bureau of Fire Protection and municipal or city engineering office for building assessment. -Conduct inventory of school personnel and students, equipment, fixtures and facilities. -reconstruct infrastructures and other public utility (water, electricity, etc.) -Give first aid when needed and seek medical assistance for the seriously injured. - -Bureau of Fire Protection -Insurance Company -Municipal engineers -SDRRMO -Department Of Public Works And Highways, nuvelco, tubero -Red Cross - 3 to 4 weeks