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Response to Fire: Key Guidelines and Safety Measures

When detecting a fire, assess if it can be handled with a fire extinguisher; if not, call 911 and provide critical information such as location, type of fire, and meeting point for firefighters.
In case of fire, ground all elevators, warn and evacuate all individuals in the affected area, and use stairwells for evacuation, assisting disabled, elderly, and children.
Maintain calm, close doors behind during evacuation, and if trapped, attempt to block openings and seek alternative exits.
Inform management, protect persons and property, and cooperate with authorities, recording details for the fire department.
Upon arrival of firefighters, guide them to the fire location, record unit number and supervisor’s name, and follow their instructions.
After a false alarm, restore building operations and reset the fire panel, and write a report with complete details.
Different classes of fire extinguishers are used for various types of fires, each requiring specific types of extinguishing agents.
Fire extinguisher labels provide instructions for operation, and all contents must be used or emptied when pressurized extinguishers are used.
Water-based extinguishers should not be used near electrical equipment or on electrical fires, and all used extinguishers should be passed to the maintenance department for refilling.
Wet pipe, dry pipe, and dump systems are common types of sprinkler systems, each designed for specific purposes and operating on different mechanisms.
Carbon monoxide poisoning can occur from running vehicles in closed spaces or faulty ventilation, causing symptoms like sudden headaches and drowsiness.
Regular patrols should include checks of laundry rooms and underground parking lots to ensure ventilation and prevent potential carbon monoxide poisoning incidents.

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Test your knowledge of fire safety guidelines and measures with this informative quiz. Learn how to handle fire emergencies, use fire extinguishers, evacuate buildings safely, and prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. Perfect for anyone wanting to be prepared for potential fire incidents and ensure the safety of themselves and others.