Fire emergency procedure manual

This Emergency Procedures Manual is structured to identify the Emergency Response Team – Fire Crew (ERT) and the Plans and Procedures in place in the event of emergencies that could occur on this site. Scope This procedure applies to all Dunlop Foams NSW employee’s contractors and visitors. Division/JV shall have option to either to follow corporate safety procedure on Fire safety management or they may develop their procedure so as to satisfy the requirements mentioned in this procedure. The management of Fire-Risk deals with three aspects: Fire Prevention: It is the adoption of safe practices initially at the design. It is important that fire safety systems are tested and procedures monitored on a routine basis. The back of the manual contains standard forms for recording the execution of fire drills, inspections and equipment tests. A copy of the manual should be available in all occupied premises. This fire safety manual was provided by Fire Safety First.

FIRE EMERGENCY. When fire is discovered: • Activate the nearest fire alarm (if installed) • Notify the local Fire Department by calling. • If the fire alarm is not available, notify the site personnel about the fire emergency by the following means (check applicable): Voice Communication. Phone Paging. Emergency Response Procedures Fire NEVER ATTEMPT TO FIGHT A FIRE ALONE Preparation: 1. Be familiar with the layout of your building and all building exits. 2. Be familiar with Tooele Tech Emergency Evacuation Procedures. 3. Know the location of all fire extinguishers. 4. Know how to use the fire extinguishers. 5. proactive against any potential fire and life safety hazards offers the greatest protection against injury or property loss. The EHSRM fire and life safety procedures are outlined in detail in this manual. All university employees and students need to be aware of potential fire safety hazards and report them to EHSRM for corrective action. 2. The following fire prevention procedures apply to all university property.

EHS provides fire safety resources to our campus partners, including a template to be used as a starting point to develop your Fire Safety and Evacuation. In the event that a spokesperson is designated by an emergency institution, i.e., fire department, police or health official, the University representative must. FIRE PROCEDURE. If you see flames or smoke, smell smoke or something that is definitely burning: 1. Activate the building alarm(s), and call