Fire Safety in Licensed Care Facilities
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1 Fire Safety in Licensed Care Facilities
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3 Fire Safety in Licensed Care Facilities Today s Licensed Care Facilities offer many amenities. Fire safety remains paramount. Nearly 1.5 million Americans reside in about 16,000 nursing homes.
4 Fire Safety in Licensed Care Facilities Nursing Homes have a tragic history of multiple fire deaths. A 1951 fire at the McClary rest home in Hoquiam where 21 elderly people died, caused a national outcry and prompted sweeping legal changes in senior citizen care legislation created the State Fire Marshal s Office. In 1951 the inspection of Nursing Homes became one of its core missions.
5 AND 52 YEARS LATER Greenwood Health Care Center, Hartford, CT February 26, deaths
6 Greenwood Health Care Center, Hartford, CT February 26, deaths
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33 Lesson 1 Fire Protection Objectives: Understanding Fire and Smoke Spread Understanding features of Fire Protection in the Care Facility Fire Extinguishers 101 It is important to recognize deficiencies and report them to your supervisor or maintenance staff.
34 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Fire Behavior It is critical to understand how fast a fire can grow. Identify Fire Development Ignition Fire Growth Smoke Spread Size of Fire Diameter Time Elapse 1 foot Beginning 6 foot 2 minutes 12 feet 4 minutes 48 feet 6 minutes 568 feet 10 minutes
35 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Fire Behavior - Smoke Spread Smoke is what kills most fire victims This resident woke, escaped the fire and died in the yard from breathing heated smoke and poisonous gasses.
36 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Care facilities have among the most vulnerable populations that are not capable of escaping a fire. This is why there are fire and life safety codes that provide automatic protection. Report any noted deficiencies. Fire prevention is a team effort consisting of the staff, the maintenance director and the inspector.
37 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Building Construction Building materials and construction design can slow the spread of fire and smoke.
38 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Doors 3 hour door 20 minute door Closed doors stop the spread of smoke and provide a fire stop.
39 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Doors - Ensure that fire-rated doors are maintained in good repair. Crack in Glass Excessive Gap Damage to door integrity Must close and latch in fire conditions
40 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Doors - Regularly test delayed egress door devices to ensure proper function and release.
41 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Means of Egress Components Provide a safe exit route in the event of an emergency. 1. Exit Access 2. Exit 3. Exit Discharge
42 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Emergency Lighting Provides illumination of egress and exiting. Burned out exit lights should be reported to maintenance or supervisory staff.
43 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Maintain a written log of monthly 30 minute generator runs, under load.
44 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Corridors Keep corridors clear of obstructions for a quick evacuation in case of emergency. Have a plan to quickly remove in use obstructions such as patient lifts, laundry carts, etc.
45 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Smoke Compartments Smoke Compartments are designed to limit the spread of smoke and contain it to just one compartment of the building.
46 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Smoke and Fire Barriers Check above suspended ceilings to ensure that fire walls have not been breached. Repair all fire wall penetrations promptly.
47 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Attics - Check attic area fire walls for damage, penetrations, or unsecured openings.
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49 Above ceiling tile inspections
50 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Boilers, incinerators and heater rooms Boilers, incinerators and heater rooms shall draw and discharge their combustion air from/to the outside
51 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Sprinkler Systems Can extinguish or contain a fire until the fire department arrives. 18 clearance required
52 Why 5-year internal pipe internal pipe inspection.
53 Why 5-year internal pipe internal pipe inspection.
54 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Fire Alarm Systems The best smoke detector is your nose. You will smell smoke long before a smoke alarm unless you are sleeping.
55 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Fire Alarm Systems Smoke Alarm Sensitivity Testing Ensure that all fire alarm system components are maintained in good working order.
56 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Signage Ensure that you have proper signage posted throughout your facility.
57 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Features of Fire Protection Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems Fire Drills Emergency lighting Emergency generators Sprinkler systems Fire alarm systems Fire extinguishers Kitchen hood systems
58 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Type of Extinguisher A B C ABC K Classification Materials it will Extinguish Ordinary Fire Wood, paper, cloth, Flammable and Combustible Liquids Gasoline, Cooking Oil, Paint Energized Electrical Equip. Breaker Panels, Wiring, Fuse Boxes Multipurpose Multipurpose Cooking Oils Deep Fat Fryers
59 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Document monthly self inspections.
60 Lesson 1 - Fire Protection Fire Extinguishers Operating a Fire Extinguisher Know when to fight the fire When to not fight the fire When to call 911 ALWAYS! P Pull A Aim S Squeeze S - Sweep
61 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Fire Prevention-A Team Effort Objectives: 50 Fires in WA LCF s in 2010 Recognize common fire safety deficiencies found in care facilities and report them. 14 Nursing Home Fires Electrical Cooking 6 Dryer 7 Smoking 6 Combustible Fire Prevention is a team effort consisting of the staff, the maintenance director and the inspector.
62 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Decorations and Finishes Decorations Items commonly displayed during holiday seasons may not be suitable for use in a care facility. Prohibited decorations: Candles Cut Christmas Trees Evergreen Boughs Paper tree ornaments
63 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Resident Rooms Resident Rooms Rooms should be neat and orderly. No accumulation of paper or laundry. No extension cords. All items 36 from heaters. Only approved multi-plug outlets. No hold open devices on doors (unless connected to the fire alarm system). Smoking is among the leading cause of fires and fire fatalities in Licensed Care Facilities nationwide. These fires often start in a resident s room.
64 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Smoking Smoking Policy Most facilities do not allow smoking Know your facility s smoking policy Safe smoking practices include: A designated smoking area. Supervision of residents while smoking. Non-combustible ash trays Take action against persons violating the smoking policy. The worst mistake is to think it was an isolated incident and won t happen again.
65 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Smoking Smoking Practices Take action. The worst mistake is to think it was an isolated incident and won t happen again. Smoking aprons shall be provided as needed. Smoking shall be supervised in accordance with the residents care plan. Smoking materials shall be secured and dispensed in accordance with the care plan. The use of medical oxygen in the smoking area shall be prohibited. Smoking policies shall be made readily available and periodically reviewed and updated as needed.
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67 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Flammable Liquids and Compressed Gasses Flammable Liquids Flammable liquids must be stored in metal cabinets away from all sources of heat.
68 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Oxygen and Liquid Oxygen Oxygen Oxygen needs to be stored in a proper storage area. Oxygen Cylinders
69 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Oxygen and Liquid Oxygen Restraining Containers Ensure that compressed gas cylinders are secured in racks or chained securely.
70 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Oxygen and Liquid Oxygen Liquid Oxygen Many rules and requirements An "OXYGEN NO SMOKING" sign shall be posted in each room or area where liquid oxygen containers are stored, used or filled.
71 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Oxygen and Liquid Oxygen Liquid Oxygen Transfilling Transfilling of liquid oxygen containers requires special precautions.
72 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Combustible Materials Combustible Materials Keep combustible items 36 from heat sources.
73 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Electrical Wiring and Equipment Electrical Wiring and Equipment Do not use extension cords, or multiple plug devices in place of permanent wiring and outlets. Electrical wiring and appliances are also among the leading cause of fires.
74 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Electrical Wiring and Equipment Electrical Wiring and Equipment Do not use extension cords, or multiple plug devices in place of permanent wiring and outlets. Electrical wiring and appliances are also among the leading cause of fires.
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77 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Kitchen Hoods Kitchen Hoods Watch What you Cook! Cooking fires are the second leading cause of fires in licensed care facilities. Make sure kitchen hoods are cleaned regularly to prevent the accumulation of grease. A record shall be maintained of the time and date of each cleaning.
78 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Kitchen Hoods Watch What you Cook! Microwave Ovens There were four fires in microwave ovens in Washington licensed care facilities during Three were caused by staff in common areas One was caused by a resident in his room In the first quarter of 2012, there have been three fires in microwaves all in resident rooms One was heating a muffin Two were heating rice bags used for warming areas of the body.
79 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Clothes Dryers Clothes Dryers Ensure clothes dryers and vent piping are free of accumulations of lint. Every person that uses the dryer should know how to empty the lint trap after each use.
80 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Clothes Dryers Dryers - Check exhaust ducts for damage and remove switchbacks or excessive long runs
81 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Common Fire Safety Deficiencies Fire Safety Inspection Deficiencies K-18 = Corridor doors K-62 = Sprinkler issues K-147 = Electrical wiring K-12 = Exit/Directional signs K-72 = Obstructed egress
82 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Review Review What s Wrong with this picture?
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84 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Review Review What s Wrong with this picture?
85 Lesson 2 - Fire Prevention Review Review What s Wrong with this picture?
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87 Lesson 3 Emergency Management Objectives: Understand Disaster Planning Understand Evacuation and Fire Drill Planning What does your resident contract say about providing care during emergencies?
88 Lesson 3 Emergency Management Disaster Planning Disaster Planning Process Planning Process 1. Hazard Inventory 2. Written Plan 3. Annual Exercise and Update Twin City Foods, Stanwood, WA During the Twin City Foods Fire of 1996 in Stanwood WA, a venting 18,000 gallon ammonia tank and a 2,000 gallon chlorine tank caused an evacuation for a one-mile radius that included a 284 bed rest home.
89 Lesson 3 Emergency Management Disaster Planning Hazard Inventory Geological Earthquake Tsunami Lahar Terrorism Bomb Threat Explosion Biological Exposure Weather Windstorms Heavy Rains Flooding Snowstorm Mudslides Wildfires Hazardous Facilities Dams Nuclear power sites Storage areas Airports Railways Gas stations Disaster planning must be consistent with the potential threats for a specific facility.
90 Lesson 3 Emergency Management Disaster Planning Responding to Identified Hazards Following the hazard inventory, a written plan for responding to the identified hazards shall be developed.
91 Lesson 3 Emergency Management Disaster Planning The Written Plan Managing a facility during a disaster Prioritized Goals Prevent loss of life. Prevent trauma. Maintain services. Prevent property loss. Your services are important in he community. Residents and their families are dependant on you to continue providing services during disaster events.
92 Lesson 3 Emergency Management Disaster Planning Annual Update Plan an annual table top exercise of your disaster plan.
93 Lesson 3 Emergency Management Evacuation Planning Evacuation Planning Administration shall: Develop Emergency Evacuation Plan Develop Fire Evacuation Plan A simple floor plan showing the evacuation routes should be posted in prominent locations.
94 Lesson 4 Emergency Preparedness Objectives: Take the proper actions in a fire drill scenario. Understand Actions to take in a Fire Emergency. All fires must be reported to DSHS within 24 hours
95 Lesson 4 Emergency Preparedness Fire Drills Fire Drills Administration shall: Schedule and hold Fire Drill Practices Fire Protection Systems are there to provide more time for people to escape during a fire emergency. Maintain a Record of Fire Drill Practices
96 Lesson 4 Emergency Preparedness Fire Drills Fire Drill Procedures During a Fire Drill staff shall: 1. Rescue patients from the area of the fire. 2. Alarm initiation. 3. Confine the fire by closing the door. 4. Evacuate or relocate those in the fire area, and extinguish the fire. Patients are not required to be moved during fire drills. Notify visitors that this is a drill.
97 Lesson 4 Emergency Preparedness Fire Drills Fire Drills-Review What we practice in a drill we are most likely to repeat in a live incident. The Kona Village fire
98 Lesson 4 Emergency Preparedness The Emergency Incident The Emergency Incident Responsibilities of Personnel Staff shall: Be Prepared Be prepared to assume the role you have been assigned in the disaster plan of the facility.
99 Lesson 4 Emergency Preparedness The Emergency Incident When the Fire Alarm Sounds When the Fire Alarm Sounds - Rescue Alarm Confine Evacuate and Extinguish Once an alarm is activated during a fire, it can only be silenced after the fire department gives approval.
100 Lesson 4 Emergency Preparedness The Emergency Incident Evacuation Procedures Coordinate the point of assembly with response agencies. Evacuation Procedures If an evacuation is ordered, the head nurse or supervisor on duty will be responsible for their respective units. Order of Patient Removal 1. In the immediate fire area 2. Adjacent to the fire area 3. In the same smoke compartment
101 Lesson 4 Emergency Preparedness The Emergency Incident Evacuation Procedures Close all doors There are two kinds of Evacuation 1. Partial Evacuation 2. Total Evacuation Evacuation Procedures During evacuation procedure, all doors must remain closed until you enter and they must be closed when you go out.
102 Saving Lives Through Prevention and Preparedness Practice fire safety wherever you are!
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