2. Know how most fires in the home start. Talk with the tester about some ways to prevent fires from starting.
3. Know about battery-operated and hard-wired smoke detectors. Describe:
the best places to put smoke detectors.
the sound a smoke detector makes.
how and when to test smoke detectors.
4. Make an escape plan for your home or meeting place. You should include:
two ways out of each room (if possible).
a meeting point outside, where everyone should go to.
Make sure everyone knows how to get out if there is a fire. Practise your escape plan at least once.
5. Describe each of the following.
How to call the fire service in an emergency.
How to escape from a smoke-filled room.
How to prevent smoke entering a room.
How to check for fire behind a door before opening it.
What you would do if your own (or someone else’s) clothes caught fire.
6. Describe basic fire safety for:
ovens, hobs, grills, microwaves and toasters.
fires and heaters.
people who smoke.