Fire safety training program

16. DISCHARGE
HOSE
DISCHARGE
NOZZLE
DISCHARGE
ORIFICE
BODY
DATA
PLATE
CARRYING
HANDLE
PRESSURE GAUGE
(for the permanent
pressure fire
extinguishers)
DISCHARGE
LEVER
DISCHARGE
LOCKING
PIN AND
SEAL

20. Sweep side to
side
Aim low at
the base of
fla
mes
Squeeze the
handle
Pull the
pin
P
A
S
S

21. When it is time to use the extinguisher on a
fire, just remember PASS!
Pull the pin.
Aim the nozzle or hose at the base of the
fire from the recommended safe distance.
Squeeze the operating lever to discharge
the fire extinguishing agent. Starting at the
recommended distance,
Sweep the nozzle or hose from side to side
until the fire is out.
Move forward or around the fire area as the
fire diminishes. Watch the area in case of re-
ignition.

22. 3
0

24. On discovering or suspecting a fire
Rescue -yourself & the nearby patient
Alarm- locate the break glass to initiate fire alarm;
or shout “FIRE, FIRE, FIRE “loudly at the top of your voice
Large Fire -Get to the nearest telephone line, announce
CODE RED and specify the location of the fire
Confine the fire- shut doors, remove flammable material
away on exiting –if possible –ie waster paper bins
Extinguish/Evacuate-Use the right extinguisher to put out
the fire –only use if
trained. Find nearer safe exit from the building & leave if
advised.

25. Code Red : 999 Or 838
Emergency Services
namely
Police – 101
Ambulance – 108/103
Single Emergency
Number– 112

26. Your name: Location :
Type of Fire:
Size of Fire:
Who else is there with
you?

27. •There are 3 emergency exits doors Here in SHRC from
rooftop to Ground Floor 2 and 1 exit door identified in
Basement floor to exit from the building in case of
emergency.
•There are floor plan & exit directional signage's
provided in all floors to reach the final exit in the
ground floor leading to the Assembly points