There are many books, tables and chairs in the teaching building and library. Students studying in these places must abide by various safety management regulations. When using electronic teaching AIDS, projectors, computers and other equipment, pay attention to use them in accordance with the operating procedures, and do not overload them. Relevant managers should regularly check and repair the electrical lines to prevent the lines from aging.

Students should not bring flammable materials into classrooms and libraries, and smoking is prohibited in these places. Fire exits should be kept clear at all times, and fire-fighting equipment and facilities should be complete and easy to use.

In canteens and restaurants

Students are not allowed to bring inflammable and explosive articles into the canteen, and are not allowed to enter the kitchen without permission. There are many inflammable and explosive articles such as kitchen gas, and accidents will happen if you are not careful.

Schools should always check the water, electricity and gas in the canteen, and non-professionals are not allowed to connect or disconnect pipes and electrical lines without authorization; Fire fighting equipment should be fully equipped and placed in an eye-catching and easy-to-get position; Often organize canteen managers to carry out fire safety training to enhance fire safety awareness.

Fireworks are strictly prohibited in laboratories that use and store flammable and explosive materials. The laboratory must store a certain amount of fire-fighting equipment, put it in an obvious position where it is easy to take, be managed by designated personnel, and check and replace it regularly as required. It is forbidden to pile up articles in the corridor of the building to ensure the smooth flow of fire exits.

Correct posture for reporting fire alarm

Call the fire alarm number (1 19). The company's fire alarm number generally needs to be added before 1 19. The fire alarm number must be correct. Clear the name and unit of the alarm person. Find out the location of the fire and whether the fire truck can pass normally. Try to explain clearly the cause of the fire, fire items, fire degree, etc. Try to find out if anyone is trapped. Accurately describe the shape of the building, such as the number of floors in the building.

Explain the specific location of the fire scene, landmark buildings, etc. After the alarm, send someone to wait for the arrival of the fire truck at the intersection and guide it into the fire scene. Clean the fire escape before the fire truck arrives, and clear it immediately if it may affect passing vehicles.