It’s Time to Review Your Fire Safety Plan
If you do not already know, fire safety plans as well as fire safety and prevention systems need regular maintenance, testing, and documentation. This is a new year. If you have not reviewed your fire safety plan in a while, then now would be an excellent time to do it. In today’s blog article, we are going to talk about what specifically needs to be reviewed in your fire safety plan.
1. Do You Have a Fire Safety plan?
Obviously, you cannot review what you do not have. Do you even have a plan? In this blog and context, we are talking about fire safety plans for businesses, and if you operate a business with one or more employees, then you need a plan. However, even residential homes should have a plan. Do you family members know what todo in case of fire?
If you do not have a fire safety plan for your business, you need one. And if you need help designing one, then seek help from professionals like us.
2. Roles in Case of Emergency
Do the different people in your office or place of business know what they are supposed to do in case of emergency. Usually, one or more persons are fire wardens who are supposed to check that people have exited the building. One or more persons are designated to help anyone who would need assistance. These are just two of many potential roles in a fire safety plan.
3. Protocols in High rise Buildings
In fire safety plans, there are always special protocols for managing high-rise buildings. Sometimes someone has to contact any building security or management. Someone has to manage elevators. Someone has to know where fire extinguishers are and know how to handle them. These are just a few examples of special high-rise protocols that need to be understood and rehearsed.
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