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How should one report a fire?

2015-10-13View Original

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How should one report a fire?
Reply #22015-10-13
Call the emergency services by phone (it is important to distinguish between phones outside and inside the factory; our factory uses the 119 number inside the factory), and provide information on the location, the material that is on fire, the extent of the fire, and whether there are any injured people.
Reply #32015-10-13
For fire emergencies, call 119 and provide information such as your company identity, the location of the fire, the material that is burning, the status of the materials involved, whether there are people trapped, and where those people can be found
Reply #42015-10-13
Take a look at the emergency plan; it contains detailed instructions
Reply #52015-10-13
Report it to your direct supervisor first; otherwise, you might get fired by the company.
Reply #62015-10-13
1. Dial the fire emergency number (119); usually, an additional number must be added before 119 for the company’s fire emergency number, and it is essential to use the correct number. 2. Name of the informant, employer, etc. Report the location of the fire and whether fire trucks can pass through safely. 3. Cause of the fire, item that caught fire, and extent of the fire. 4. Are there any people trapped? For the shape of a building, such as a multi-story building, it is necessary to specify how many floors it has. 5. Clearly indicate the specific location of the fire scene, as well as any landmark buildings, etc. 6. After reporting the incident, assign someone to wait at the intersection for the fire truck to arrive and guide it to the site of the fire. 7. Clear the fire access routes before the fire truck arrives; any vehicles that might obstruct firefighting operations must be removed immediately from these routes.
Reply #72015-10-13
1. It’s simple inside; someone hurry, there’s a fire. . The fire was put out. . Shout at the top of your voice. . . 2. External alarm: 119. . . . The location, the place where it happened, what’s on fire – listen carefully and give detailed answers. .
Reply #82015-10-13
Damn, first, use the manual alarm; second, extinguish the fire in its early stages; third, evacuate and call the fire department:lol:lol
Reply #92015-10-13
1. Call the fire department (fire emergency number 119), and provide detailed information such as the name of the building where the fire broke out, the street address and house number (along with the names of nearby major buildings), the location of the fire, the materials that are on fire, your own name, your contact number (mobile phone), the severity of the fire, and whether there are any people trapped. This information helps the fire control center dispatch the appropriate firefighting forces equipped with the necessary equipment to go to the scene and extinguish the fire. At the same time, assign personnel to the main roads to assist the firefighters. 2. Shout for help to those around you and seek support from neighboring units and individuals. 3. Report the matter to the leaders of one’s own unit and the higher-level bank.
Reply #102015-10-13
The most important thing is to remember the phone number 119. .
Reply #112015-10-13
When reporting the fire, it is necessary to specify the address and location of the fire, the details of the fire, the material that is on fire, and the situation regarding the people present

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