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1 Fire Prevention and Public Education

2 Objectives (1 of 2) Identify elements of public fire safety education programs covering stop, drop, and roll; exit drills in the home; and installation and maintenance of smoke alarms.

3 Objectives (2 of 2) Recognize hazards during a fire safety survey of a residential occupancy Know the steps in conducting a fire station tour.

4 Introduction Fire prevention is critical. Most fires caused by Unsafe or careless acts, equipment failure, arson, or acts of nature Many fires can be prevented.

5 What Is Fire Prevention? (1 of 2) A range of activities that are intended to prevent the outbreak of fires or to limit the consequences if a fire does occur Enacting and enforcing fire codes Conducting property inspections Presenting fire safety education Performing fire cause investigation

6 What Is Fire Prevention? (2 of 2) Every fire fighter must work to prevent fires and educate the public about fire risks and dhazards.

7 Fire Codes (1 of 3) Regulations that have been legally adopted by a governmental body with the authority to pass laws and enforce safety regulations Enacted to ensure a minimum level of fire safety in the home and workplace environments Enforced through h a legal l process

8 Fire Codes (2 of 3) National Fire Codes address a wide range of issues relating to fire and safety. Most communities adopt and enforce a full set of codes. Generally includes regulations designed to prevent tfires from occurring, to eliminate i fire hazards, to protect lives, and to limit fire losses

9 Fire Codes (3 of 3) Closely related to building codes Apply to all buildings and to many different situations

10 Inspection and Code Enforcement oce e Citizens have a legal obligation to comply. Usually specify the types of occupancies and frequency of inspections Responsible agency is usually named. Does not apply to the interior of a private dwelling

11 Goal: Fire Safety Education Fire Fighter II Standard (1 of 5) Making people aware of common fire risks and hazards and providing information about reducing or eliminating them can prevent many fires Also teaches techniques to reduce the risks of death or injury

12 Fire Safety Education Fire Fighter II Standard (2 of 5) Fire safety education programs: Stop, Drop, and Roll Exit drills in the home (EDITH) Installation and maintenance of smoke alarms Learn Not to Burn

13 Fire Safety Education Fire Fighter II Standard (3 of 5) Education programs (continued) Change your clock Change your battery Fire safety for babysitters Fire safety for seniors Fire safety for students Wildland fire prevention programs

14 Fire Safety Education Fire Fighter II Standard (4 of 5) Variety of groups School classes Scout troops Church groups Senior citizen groups Civic organizations Hospital staff Employees of different businesses

15 Fire Safety Education Fire Fighter II Standard (5 of 5) Fire station tour is another common fire safety education activity. Enjoyed by both children and adults Excellent opportunity to promote fire prevention

16 Stop, Drop, and Roll Fire Fighter II Standard Designed to instruct people what to do if their clothing catches fire. Stress each step of the sequence Stress prevention techniques Blanket Garden hose 35

17 Exit Drills in the Home Fire Fighter II Standard g Teaches residents how to safely get out of their homes in the event of a fire or other emergency Properly working smoking alarms Bedroom doors shut Two escape routes from every bedroom Alert other occupants Touch a closed door to see if it is hot

18 Smoke Alarms Fire Fighter II Standard Properly install and maintain smoke alarms Working smoke detector on each floor Area outside each sleeping area Tested once a month Change the battery twice a year 35

19 Fire Cause Determination Fire ti Fighter II Standard Process of establishing the cause of a fire through careful investigation and analysis of available evidence Finding causes of fires can help prevent similar fires from occurring. Important t for both accidental and intentional fires 35

20 Conducting a Fire Safety Survey in a Private Dwelling Fire Fighter II Standard Helps identify fire and life-safety hazards and provides the homeowner or occupants with recommendations Cannot be conducted without the owner s or occupant s permission A joint effort by the fire department and the homeowner or occupant

21 Getting Started Fire t Fighter II Present a neat, professional image. Identify yourself. Inform the homeowner of the purpose. Remember that you are a guest. Standard (1 of 2) 35

22 Getting Started Fire t Fighter II Concentrate on the hazard categories that most often cause residential fires. Look for fire protection equipment. Conduct the survey in a systematic fashion. Standard (2 of 2) 35

23 Outside Hazards Fire Fighter II Ensure the house number is clearly visible. Look for accumulated trash. Note any flammable materials. Standard (1 of 2)

24 Outside Hazards Fire Fighter II Standard (2 of 2) Consider shrubs and vegetation that need to be trimmed or removed. Determine the condition of the mortar in the chimney. Ask if the chimney has been cleaned.

25 Inside Hazards Fire Fighter II Standard Explain potential fire risks and hazards. Identify alternate escape routes. Mention the importance of EDITH involving i all family members.

26 Inside Hazards: Smoke Alarms Fire Fighter II Verify and test all smoke alarms. Give residents a copy of NFPA fact sheet on smoke alarms. Standard

27 Smoke Alarm Tips Fire Fighter II Standard (1 of 2) Installed in or near every bedroom Mounted on ceiling or high on a wall Should not be located near windows, exterior doors, or duct vents Only qualified electricians should install or replace AC-powered alarms.

28 Smoke Alarm Tips Fire Fighter II Should be tested at least once a month by using the test button Should be dusted and vacuumed regularly Batteries should be replaced once a year. Standard (2 of 2)

29 Bedrooms Fire Fighter II Standard Most common causes of fires in bedrooms are: Defective wiring Improper use of heating devices Improper use of candles Children playing with matches Smoking in bed

30 Kitchens Fire Fighter II Standard Kitchen fires are often caused by leaving cooking food on the stove unattended and by faulty electric appliances. Approved ABC-rated fire extinguisher in the kitchen

31 Living i Rooms Fire Fighter II Standard Primary causes of fires in living rooms are smoking and electrical equipment. If room contains a fireplace or wood stove, ensure that no flammable or easily ignited materials are stored nearby.

32 Garages, Basements, and Storage Areas Fire Fighter II Standard Explain the importance of good housekeeping and the need to clear accumulated junk. Gasoline and other flammable substances should be stored only in approved containers. Fully charged fire extinguisher is recommended.

33 Closing Review Fire Fighter II Standard (1 of 2) Listen carefully to any questions from the homeowner or occupant. Complete the inspection form and give a copy to the family. Review the findings and describe the steps that t need to be taken. Talk to the entire family.

34 Closing Review Fire Fighter II Standard (2 of 2) Emphasize the importance of smoke alarms, home exit plans, and fire drills. File your report according to the standard operating procedures of your department. Identify hazards that require further action or follow-up.

35 Conducting Fire Station ti Tours Fire Fighter II Standard (1 of 4) Remember that you will represent your department. In your welcome, tell the visitors what they should do if the station receives an alarm. The tour format will vary depending on the age and dinterests t of fthe group.

36 Conducting Fire Station ti Tours Fire Fighter II Standard (2 of 4) Young children like to see action. 35

37 Conducting Fire Station ti Tours Fire Fighter II Standard (3 of 4) Teach young people what to do if their clothes catch fire, how to call , the importance of home fire drills, and the dangers of playing with matches. Teenagers are ready for lessons that they can apply in everyday life. 35

38 Conducting Fire Station ti Tours Fire Fighter II Standard (4 of 4) Adults are probably more interested in home fire safety. Leave every tour group with both a message and materials. 35

39 Summary Fire prevention includes a range of activities. A home fire safety survey helps identify fire and life-safety hazards. Fire station tours present a unique opportunity to help people learn.

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