Workplace safety · 60 seconds · English captions
Free fire safety training video.
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Before using this video: Follow your site’s evacuation plan and emergency-service instructions. The video does not cover every building, accessibility arrangement, or fire scenario.
Topics covered.
Raise the alarm and leave by the nearest safe route.
Use designated evacuation stairs and follow assistance arrangements.
Check in at the assembly point and wait for clearance to return.
Full transcript.
If you see smoke or fire, stop and alert people nearby. Raise the alarm using your site’s procedure, then leave by the nearest safe exit. Do not investigate the equipment or return for bags and laptops. Close doors behind you if safe, without delaying your escape. Follow the marked route and your evacuation plan. If smoke or fire blocks your route, use a safe alternative.
Use the designated evacuation stairs, not an ordinary elevator. Walk steadily, use the handrail, and keep the route clear. Follow your site’s assistance arrangements if someone needs help. Once outside, move directly to the assembly point and check in so everyone can be accounted for. Report anyone missing and their last known location. Call emergency services from safety if needed. Stay outside until authorities say it is safe to return.
Using this video
- Show employees the actual alarms, routes, and assembly point.
- Explain your workplace’s individual assistance arrangements.
- Pair the video with your evacuation plan and drills.
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Questions.
Does the video teach fire-extinguisher use?
No. It covers evacuation and assembly-point check-in. Fire-extinguisher use needs separate instruction.
Can this replace an evacuation drill?
No. Employees must learn and practice your workplace’s evacuation arrangements.
Should employees return for belongings?
No. Leave belongings behind and stay outside until authorities say it is safe to return.
