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Fire Safety Guide For Hotels
Fire Safety Guide For Hotels
Most hotels in major cities in which BP staff will stay while on business trips,
are reasonably secure. In other hotels, the risk of fire may be substantially
higher. In either case, for your own peace of mind and for your safety in
case there is a fire, please read the following information carefully. Pay
special attention to the smoke safety instructions since smoke inhalation
causes more fatalities than fire itself. Make sure everyone in your party or
meeting reads it as well.
WHEN YOU CHECK INTO YOUR ROOM…
Use the fire alarm if there’s one nearby, or call the hotel reception. Call
the Fire Department personally, if possible.
Remain calm. You will be much safer if you are thinking clearly rather
than panicking.
Leave immediately if the fire is in your room, and close the door behind
you.
Alert other members of your party to the danger if nearby, or call them
on the telephone.
Crawl to the door if your room is smoky. Even in heavy smoke there will
be 2” to 3” of clear air at floor level.
Feel the door with the back of your hand before leaving your room. If
it’s hot, don’t open it. If it’s cool, open your door slowly, just enough to
check the hall. Be ready to slam the door shut in case of fire or heavy
smoke in the hall.
IF YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR ROOM-
LEAVE AT ONCE!