This document provides information on fire safety training and awareness. It discusses the importance of fire safety training in industries so employees understand combustion, hazards, and how to prevent and extinguish fires. The purpose of fire training is to build the right attitudes, provide information on fire risks, fighting techniques, first aid, emergency plans, and case histories. It details the roles of individuals during a fire, including not panicking, notifying others, raising alarms, fighting small fires if safe, and evacuating. The document also covers fire detection stages, elements for controlling fires, and sample fire safety questions and answers.

1. PRESENTATION ON
FIRE SAFETY
& RESCUE
AWARENESS PLAN

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YOU ARE
RESPONSIBLE
FOR YOUR
OWN AREA
SAFETY

5. IMPORTANCE OF FIRE SAFETY TRAINING IN INDUSTRIES
Fire safety starts with Fire Prevention and for that it is important to have
certain basic knowledge of combustion, Fire hazard properties & potentially
dangerous processes in area of work. An employee who is present on the
spot is the most important Fire Fighter who can prevent & extinguish the
fire at the earliest stage , thereby minimizing the loss of life and property.
But to do so he must have the knowledge and training.
PURPOSE OF FIRE FIGHTING TRAINING
 Build up the right attitudes amongst the employees.
 Basic and clear information on the phenomenon of Fire combustion
which is useful in tackling Fire surely and safely.
Information on Fire risks in respective industry / work area.
 Information on the correct Fire Fighting Techniques.
 Information of First Aid and Rescue Techniques.
 Knowledge of the Emergency Plan of the industry the purpose of which
should be known and simulated.
 Fire Drill should also be planned during training.
Analysis of case histories of relevant Fire accidents which helps in
correlating the importance of fire safety.
The only way to keep the increasing risk of fire under control is to have
knowledgeable & safe workers with the right attitude.

6. Purpose for Training
 To make people aware of how fire extinguishers work.
 To make people aware that sometimes it is better that
they do not use an extinguisher.
 What people should do when they choose to use an
extinguisher.
 How to report a fire incident.

7. ROLE OF INDIVIDUALS
1-DON’T PANIC,REMAIN CALM
2-NOTIFY THE IMMEDIATE AREA & FIRE BRIGADE
3-RAISE FIRE ALARM
4-TURN OFF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS IF
POSSIBLE
5-STAY AT THE PLACE FROM WHERE SAFE
RETREAT IS POSSIBLE
6-SEE WIND DIRECTION
7-ATTEMPT TO EXTINGUISH THE FIRE ONLY IF IT IS
SAFE TO DO SO

8. ROLE OF INDIVIDUALS
 8-ENSURE COMPLETE EXTINGUISHMENT OF
FIRE
 9-NEVER THROW EXTINGUISHERS INTO A FIRE
 10-TAKE AFFECTED PERSONS TO A SAFER
PLACE & GET MEDICAL HELP PROMPTLY
 11-GATHER AT DESIGNATED ASSEMBLY POINTS
AND BE ACCOUNTED FOR
 12-DON’T GO BACK FOR YOUR VALUABLES IF
YOU ARE ASKED TO LEAVE

10. FIRE DETECTION / FOUR STAGES OF FIRE
Fire Stage Element Detected Principle Used
Incipient Invisible combustion particles Ionisation Detectors
Smoldering Visible smoke Photoelectric detectors
Obscuration of light
Scattering of light
Flame Stage Infrared energey IR Detectors
Fluctuation of IR in a selective freq.
Range.
Heat Stage Fixed temp.
Rate of temp. rise
Thermal Detectors
Fusing alloys
Confined fluids
Bimetallic strips
Thermo conductive sensitivity

12. ELEMENT FOR CONTROL THE FIRE
आग नियंत्रण क
े लिए तत्व
Starvation
भूखों मरिा
Smoothing
ढाकिा
Cooling - शीति करिा

17. WHY SAFETY IS OUR FIRST JOB
 To protect human life
 To protect company property
 To protect surrounding environment / community
 To efficiently run the business & reduce Losses
 To enhance productivity
 To build up morale & team spirit
 To enhance corporate image

53. FIRE SAFETY
QUESTIONS
&
ANSWER

54. 1 1- An example of two "Class B" fuels would be:
Cardboard, newspapers
Lamp, hot plate
Grease, paint thinner
2 An APW (Air Presser Water Type Fire extinguisher) is safe to use on an
electrical fire.
True False
3 Carbon Dioxide extinguishers are designed for which type’s fuels?
Class B and C
Class A, B, and C
Class A and C
Class A and B
4 Which type of extinguisher has a hard horn on the end of a flexible hose
or metal arm?
APW (Air Pressurized Water)
CO2 (Carbon Dioxide)
ABC (Dry Chemical)
5 As a general rule, you should not attempt to fight a fire if it is spreading
rapidly.
True False

55. 6-ABC fire extinguishers extinguish fire by cooling it down.
True False
7- Water will not extinguish most flammable liquid fires.
True False
8- You should always keep an exit or means of escape at your back
when trying to fight a fire.
True False
9-The three elements of the fire triangle are:
Water, a heat source, and fuel
Oxygen, water, and fuel
Oxygen, fuel, and a heat source
Fuel, oxygen, and earth
10- Do you know where the nearest fire extinguisher is in your
work area?
Yes No

56. Summary of Correct
Answer for each question.
Answers 1- C, 2-B, 3-
A, 4-B, 5-A, 6-B, 7-A, 8-
A, 9-C, 10-A

61. Thanks