We must know the knowledge of fire in our lives

Fire safety must have "four capabilities"

1. The ability to identify and eliminate fire hazards: This involves checking the use of electricity and fire, prohibiting illegal operations; inspecting exits and passages, preventing blockages; verifying fire facilities and equipment, stopping damage or misappropriation; and examining key areas to avoid uncontrolled situations or leaks.

2. The ability to respond quickly in the initial stages of a fire: When a fire is detected, the first response team should be formed within one minute by employees in the affected area. After confirming the fire, a second team should be ready within three minutes.

3. The ability to organize evacuation: Employees should be familiar with escape routes, know the location of emergency exits, understand evacuation procedures, and master essential escape techniques. This ensures that people can move to safety quickly and efficiently during an emergency.

4. The ability to conduct fire education and training: There should be dedicated personnel for fire awareness, clear signage for fire prevention, and a comprehensive training system for all staff. Everyone should understand the fire risks in their position, know how to prevent fires, and be able to act effectively during the initial stages of a fire.

The "Three Understands" include understanding the fire risks at your workplace, knowing the fire prevention measures, and being able to handle the first signs of a fire. Additionally, the "Four Knows" involve knowing how to call the fire department, how to use fire-fighting equipment, how to organize an evacuation, and how to control the fire from the start.

Fire "Three Reminders":

1. Remind the public of the fire risks in the area they are in.

2. Inform them about the escape routes, the exact locations of exits, and how to evacuate safely and perform self-rescue in case of a fire or other emergencies.

3. Point out where fire extinguishers and other emergency equipment are located and how to use them properly.