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Pollockshaws ALN Project (Pollokshaws Parish Church)
FIRE SAFETY Reviewed August 2007
Purpose
- To ensure the speedy but safety evacuation of all staff, learners and visitors to a safe assembly point.
- To ensure that Pollokshaws Parish Church, as an outreach venue used by Langside College staff and students, complies with responsibilities imposed by legislation.
- To prevent fire starting, and the spread of any fire from its source as far as possible.
Responsibilities
| 1. |
Sounding the Alarm - the person who discovers the fire should activate the alarm at the nearest 'break glass' point. |
| 2. |
Calling 999 - only staff should call the Fire and Rescue Services. The person discovering the fire should inform a staff member when the alarm is sounded, giving the location of the fire. |
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Ensuring Learner Evacuation - Tutors should ensure immediate and total evacuation. |
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Checking Total Evacuation of a Designated Area - The Fire Warden will check that the building has been fully evacuated. |
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All tutors must accompany learners to the assembly point whereupon a register should be taken to check that all are safely accounted for. Staff not teaching at the time of an evacuation will also be responsible for ensuring that visitors make a speedy but safe path to the assembly point. |
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The Fire Warden should ensure safe access for the Fire Brigade. |
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Only the Fire Warden is permitted to remain in the vicinity of the building. All other persons MUST make their way to the designated assembly point without delay. |
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The Fire Warden in consultation with the Chief Fire Officer in attendance will give the ALL CLEAR. No-one should re-enter any building until the ALL CLEAR has been announced. |
PROCEDURE
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Raise the alarm by operating the nearest Fire Alarm Break Glass Point. |
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If safe to do so, (a personal judgment), tackle the outbreak with a fire extinguisher, having first safely evacuated learners from the building. If not, close the door and leave the building by the nearest route. Report to the assembly point. |
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On Hearing the Fire Alarm |
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Evacuate the building quickly, but safely, by the nearest exit point, following marked routes. |
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Go to the fire assembly point. Visitors should be accompanied to the main assembly point with the other evacuated staff and learners. |
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Do NOT delay by taking coats or personal belongings. Do NOT go back to collect anything. |
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Close doors and windows if this does not significantly delay departure. |
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Check Fire Doors are closed behind you as you leave the building. |
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If the Fire Marshal is not present, their duties should be assumed by a member of staff free to do so. |
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Do NOT re-enter the building until the "all clear" has been sounded. |
FIRE SAFETY FOR LEARNERS
| 3. |
Don't take your things with you. |
| 4. |
Don't go to any other room. |
| 5. |
Go out the nearest fire exit. |
| 6. |
Go to the front of the church near Homestart. |
| 8. |
Don't go in to the church. Wait for the tutor to tell you it's OK. |
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