FIRE WARDEN TRAINING

FIRE WARDEN TRAINING

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Five Main Hazards of Fire.

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Structural
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Gaseous
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Rubbish - Keep Work area Clean and Tidy.

Electricity - Report faults. Maintenance.

Smoking - Only smoke in specified areas.

Use ashtrays.

Flammable Liquids
and Gases - Store them safely.
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Classification Of Fire
CLASS A: Solid material.
Example: wood, paper, coal

CLASS B: Liquids or liquefiable solids.

Example: petrol, oil, methanol

CLASS C: Gases or Liquefied gases resulting

from leaks or spillage.
Example: methane, butane

CLASS D: Metals.
Example: aluminium, magnesium
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ELECTRICAL FIRES
Electricity is a cause of fire,
NOT a category.
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Classification
of Fire Risk

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Paper, Wood,
Textile, Fabric

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Flammable
Liquids
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Flammable
Gases

Electrical
Hazards
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Your Role As Fire Warden

When you hear the alarm;

• Make sure everyone is aware of the fire.

• Advice people to leave the building from the nearest

and safest available exit.

• Get help for those that need help to leave the premises.

• Check that everyone is out of your area.

REMEMBER: Your number one priority is to get out

- and to help others do the same.
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Your Role As Fire Warden;

What You Can Do To
Prevent An Emergency.
• Develop a fire safety awareness.

• Decide where and what are the potential

fire hazards in your area.

• Carry out a daily check of your area (not recorded)

• Carry out a monthly inspection check of your area

(recorded).
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Your Role As Fire Warden

WE DO NOT EXPECT YOU
TO TACKLE ANY FIRE.

REMEMBER

YOUR NUMBER ONE PRIORITY

IS TO GET OUT -

AND TO ASSIST OTHERS TO DO THE SAME.

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YOU ARE NOW A FIRE WARDEN