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Four reasons why your employees need safety training

The risk of fire is just one of the many concerns you have for both your business and your home. If a fire does start, it is critical to have proper fire safety training. Effective fire safety training can provide an early-prevention of it, and reduce the spread of fire. These are essentials in preventing harm to anyone and minimizing property damage in the event of a fire. These are some tips to make your fire safety training effective:-

 

Keep the Modules Short by dividing them

In this type of learning, the duration of the fire safety training modules should not be extended to more than 10 minutes. Keep one to three learning points per module to help make it shorter and sweeter. This also offers an optimal transformation of knowledge. If you want to complete the exhaustive fire safety curriculum inappropriate time, separating them into more micro modules will give you a good understanding.

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Proper Maintenance

Once you have started fire safety training, an effective maintenance plan must be included as part of the overall integrated fire prevention plan.

Quality prevention products require proper maintenance to ensure readiness. Ideally, a fire will never break out, but years can go by from the date of purchase to before a fire event.

 

Hold regular drills 

One of the most important parts of fire safety training relates to fire exit procedures. Make fire drills a regular part of your work schedule and make sure your employees treat each one with the respect they deserve. You may also want to appoint a dedicated fire marshal to oversee the proper observance of each fire drill and ensure that employees who ignore its importance are re-educated in fire safety to prevent further failures.

 

 

Prevent ignition in explosive areas

Workplace environments containing high levels of flammable liquid vapor or fine particles are highly susceptible to ignition and should be treated as such even when the flammable material is bottled, as with oxygen in nursing homes or hospitals.