1. Use of fire extinguishers: Learn how to use fire extinguishers correctly to put out initial fires.
2. Evacuation and escape: Learn how to evacuate people quickly and orderly in case of fire.
3. Fire fighting and rescue: Learn how to carry out fire fighting and rescue, including using water guns and foam extinguisher.
4, smoke escape: learn how to escape in smoke, including low posture, cover your nose and mouth with a wet towel.
5. Fire rescue: Learn how to rescue trapped people in a fire, including using lifelines and stretchers.
6. Fire prevention: Learn how to prevent fires, including checking wires and appliances, and prohibiting littering of cigarette butts.
7. Emergency communication: Learn how to use emergency communication equipment, such as walkie-talkies and telephones.
8. Medical rescue: Learn how to carry out simple medical rescue, such as hemostasis and dressing.
9. Chemical leakage: Learn how to deal with chemical leakage accidents, including wearing protective equipment and closing valves.
10. Forest fire: Learn how to deal with forest fire, including using wind fire extinguishers and artificial isolation belts.
Fire control common sense
1. When there is a fire, you should call the fire alarm immediately.
2, when the fire, should be low posture, cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel.
3, fire extinguishers should be regularly checked to ensure normal use.
4, don't throw cigarette butts, lest cause a fire.
5, home appliances should pay attention to safety, do not overload the use of electrical appliances.
6. When the kitchen is on fire, don't leave, in case the food burns and causes a fire.
7. Check whether the household appliances are turned off before going to bed.
8, don't pull the wire, so as not to cause a fire.
9. Learn how to use the fire extinguisher correctly and how to use it.
10. If a fire source is found in a public place, you should call the police or notify relevant personnel in time.