1. FIRST AID, FIRE FIGHTINF ANDFIRST AID, FIRE FIGHTINF AND
EMERGENCY EVACUATIONEMERGENCY EVACUATION
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Fire Prevention
• The “Fire Triangle” identifies the three components of
any fire:
– Fuel paper, wood, flammable gas, energized electrical
equipment, etc...
– Energy (heat), sufficient to support combustion. often
referred to as the ignition source.
– Oxidizer (air)
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Prevention
• Prevention is based onPrevention is based on
eliminating or minimizingeliminating or minimizing
one of the componentsone of the components
of the “Fire Triangle”.of the “Fire Triangle”.

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Prevention
• Other fire prevention methods
include:
– Heat or smoke detectors.
– Automatic fire sprinkler
systems.
– Fire Extinguishers, Fire Hose
Reels and Fire Hydrants .
– Flame retardant furnishings
and materials.
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Exit Drills
• It requires Quarterly
fire drills conducted in
all occupied locations
of the factory areas.
• The fire drills should
include staff from all
shifts/sections on a
rotation basis (i.e. one
per shift per quarter).
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Personal Protective Equipment
• Head Protection.
• Eye and Face Protection.
• Hands and Feet
Protection.
• Chemical Protective
Clothing.
• Protective Clothing
Materials.
• Noise &Ear Protection.
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Evacuation
• Primary and secondary
evacuation routes has
been established, and all
employees had
practiced/drilled to use
these routes as per
respective area/location.
• Emergency Exits Routs
have been clearly
marked at all locations.
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Remember to RACE during a fire
• RR escue – rescue employees from immediate
danger.
• AA lert – yell out “Fire, Fire, Fire ” and pull fire
alarm, inform on emergency phone number/gate
clerk.
• CC ontain – Contain the effected area by not
allowing the fire to spread.
• EE xtinguish/Evacuate – Extinguish small fires,
evacuate workers, if appropriate.
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Fire Extinguishers
• Remember this easy acronym when using
an extinguisher - P.A.S.S.
• Pull the pin.
• Aim the nozzle.
• Squeeze the handle.
• Sweep side to side at the base of
the fire.
• NOTE: If, when using a fire extinguisher, the fire is
physically larger than, you can safely handle, evacuate
the area and notify others by activating the
emergency alarms and by shouting Fire, Fire, Fire…….
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Basic First Aid
• Shock
• Burns
• Bleeding
• Bites and Stings
• Head and Neck
Injuries
• Cuts
• Twists
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Remember the Following
• All employees must be
aware about emergency
evacuation plans/routs.
• Smoking is strictly
prohibited in ENTIRE
Factory area.
• The use of portable
heating devices is also
prohibited in factory areas.
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