AIM OF PRESENTATION  To acquaint the employees about all possible emergencies and hazards at work places.  To protect Person, Property and Premises.

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AIM OF PRESENTATION  To acquaint the employees about all possible emergencies and hazards at work places.  To protect Person, Property and Premises from such calamities.

Classification of Calamities  Calamities can be classified into Two Types 1. MAN MADE2. NATURE  Man Made - Fire, Accident, Bomb etc. (Due to Negligence, Carelessness or Intentional)  Nature (Act of GOD) – Earthquake, Floods, Tsunami etc.

FEAR IS THE KEY FEAR OF DEATH FEAR OF UNKNOWN FEAR OF FAILURE Nothing in this World is to be Feared; Nothing in this World is to be Feared; But to be Understood. -Madam Curie

Where Fire Can Start ?  Transformer  Air conditioners  Server Room  Battery Charger Room  Plant Room  Pantry  Office  Car Parking

Causes of Fire  Faulty Electrical Equipments /Wiring  Poor House Keeping  Overloaded Electrical Systems  Over Heating of Equipment / Servers  Careless Handling of Fire Like disposal Cigarettes, Naked flames, Inflammable Materials etc.  Spontaneous Combustion (Sun / Direct Heat)

Chemistry of Fire FIRE TRIANGLE FUEL AIR (O2) HEAT

Classification of Fire  TYPE ‘A’ (Solids) Paper, Wood, Fabric etc.  TYPE ‘B’ (Liquids) Petroleum Products, Paint, Oil etc.  TYPE ‘C’ (Gases) LPG, CNG, Hydrogen, Acetylenes etc.  TYPE ‘D’ (Metals) Magnesium, Sodium, Potassium etc

Fire Detection  Manual- Use of senses (Sight, Hearing, Smell)  Systems - Smoke Detectors, Heat Sensors

Extinguishing Fire Smothering Cooling Starvation Oxygen Heat Fuel

Methods  Beating  Blanketing  Use of Sand  Use of Water  Form  Carbon Di-Oxide  Dry Chemical Powder

How You will put out Computer Fire ?

Prevention of Fire  Prevention of Fire is Your Responsibility  Fire Can be Put out in Initial stage  Fire is Impartial and a great Justifier

Evacuation  In the event of a building catching fire, the speed with which the information reaches all inmates assumes paramount importance.  Factors that need consideration are listed below-.  Fire detection must be rapid and reliable. This could be through human agency or electronic systems, such as smoke detectors or a combination of both (should one fail).  Warning of fire must be given without loss of time. This could be through voice, manual alarm or electronic alarm system.

Evacuation Cont.  All personnel must understand the warning. This is achieved through detailed briefing of all personnel initially and rehearsals at regular intervals.  Escape routes must be clear of obstruction at all times so that evacuation takes place smoothly and without panic. This can only be achieved through good house keeping, regular maintenance, proper disposal of unwanted /waste material and regular rehearsals.  The escape routes must also be unaffected by fire and smoke, as maximum casualties occur due to inhalation of smoke causing asphyxia. This can be facilitated by the correct selection of exit routes for our personnel so that they can move out rapidly into the open into the assembly area where they can breathe-in the fresh air.

First Aid

 The First Aid Team is to provide immediate first aid to the casualties and arrange for evacuation of serious casualties to hospitals. Advance location for move of casualties should be selected & this should be equipped with adequate first-aid facilities for treatment of shocks, bleeding, dressing of wounds, relief of pains, etc. It is, therefore, mandatory for the team to be familiar with First Aid.  NOTE: A First Aid Box may be located at each floor and its location must be known to all.

Remember Find Inform Restrict Extinguish & Evacuate

Bomb Threat  With Global Terrorism has come to stay, Bomb Threat is always there.  Bomb are Two Types – Ordinance Manufactured (Dynamite, Claymore Mine, RDX Etc.)  Individual Made (IED – Improvised Explosive Devices, Molotov Cocktail etc.)

Bomb Triangle Charge Initiation Terrorist

Action on Bomb Scare  Don’t Panic, Stay Calm  Alert the Police Control (100)  Go Away from the Source Area  Vacate the place of Target  Do not Touch Any Strange Articles/Object  Take Note of Any Suspicious Movements  Don’t Spread Rumours  Don’t Give Unreliable Versions to Media

Solar System

Earth: Living Plant

Cross Section of The Earth

Earthquake  Earthquakes don’t kill- unsafe buildings do  Make sure that building is earthquake resistant  Identify emergency exit in your building  Take cover under a sturdy table/ corners

During An Earthquake  Don’t Panic stay calm  If indoors – on ground floor, move out to an open space. If on other floors, it is safe to stay inside the building. Take cover under a sturdy furniture. Don’t use staircase or a lift. Same not be safe and may collapse  Stay away from false ceiling, glass panes.  If trapped in a building – whistle or shout for help. Use Cell phone/SMS for help.  Earthquake cannot be predicted – don’t listen or spread rumors

Tsunami

Eye of A Cyclone A Satellite Picture

Epilogue IN LIFE  Every Emergency Experience is a Hard Teacher Because She Gives the Test First, the Lesson Afterwards Because She Gives the Test First, the Lesson Afterwards