Safety Awareness Foundation

Fire safety is crucial for protecting lives and property. This section provides essential information on fire prevention, safety equipment, emergency procedures, and training programs to help you stay safe in case of a fire emergency.

Fire Prevention Tips

Home Safety

Install smoke alarms on every level of your home
Keep flammable items away from heat sources
Never leave cooking unattended
Check electrical cords for damage

Workplace Safety

Keep exits and escape routes clear
Store chemicals properly
Conduct regular fire drills
Maintain fire suppression systems

School Safety

Teach children about fire safety
Practice fire drills monthly
Keep fire doors closed
Have an evacuation plan

In Case of Fire

If a Fire Starts

Remain calm
Sound the alarm
Evacuate immediately
Crawl low under smoke
Feel doors before opening
Use stairs, not elevators
Go to your meeting place
Call emergency services

If You're Trapped

Close doors between you and the fire
Wet and place cloth material around doors
Signal for help at the window
Stay low to avoid smoke

Stop, Drop, and Roll

If your clothes catch fire:

STOP immediately
DROP to the ground
ROLL over and over to put out the flames

Using a Fire Extinguisher

Remember the acronym P.A.S.S. when using a fire extinguisher:

Pull the pin

Aim low at the base of the fire

Squeeze the handle

Sweep from side to side

Only attempt to use a fire extinguisher if the fire is small and contained, and you have a clear escape route.

Training & Resources

Fire Safety Workshops

Join our hands-on workshops to learn practical fire safety skills.

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School Programs

Specialized fire safety education for students and teachers.

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Business Training

Fire safety compliance and training for businesses.

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Emergency Contacts

In case of fire emergency, call your local emergency number immediately.

Emergency: 999