Ask for a home fire safety report. 100

Hello, dear. Family fire safety plan: (1), easy to extinguish at the beginning, before the fire truck arrives, if you can concentrate on the firefight, you can often turn the danger into a safe place.

Second, it is necessary to call the police as soon as possible, and the earlier the alarm, the smaller the loss. Keep in mind the fire alarm ** "119". 3) It is necessary to put out the fire first, and then move the property, which is easy to become a catastrophe if it is delayed for a moment.

Fourth, we must be calm and retreat in an orderly manner. If you scramble to be the first, crowd each other, and block the passage, it will lead to trampling on each other and causing tragedy. (5) The downstairs passage is blocked by fire, and when you want to escape, you can tear the sheet and tablecloth into cloth strips and knot them into ropes, tie the window sill firmly and then protect the palms with the corners of your clothes, and slide down the rope with the head of Sanzen.

6) Adjacent room**, do not open the door, should jump into the window balcony, shout for rescue or use the previous method to escape. (7) When the smoke is thicker, there is no need to panic, it is advisable to land on the ground with knees and elbows, crawl forward, and the sucking of the beam should be small and shallow. (8) In the case that you have to go upstairs, you must hold your breath and go upstairs.

Because the speed at which smoke rises is 35 meters per second, and the speed at which people go upstairs is meters per second. (9) When fleeing, cover your mouth and nose with wet towels, wet clothes, cloths, etc. (10) Before escaping, the door of the burning room must be closed tightly.

In particular, in buildings and hotels with a large number of residents, this measure can be used to keep flames and smoke in a single room and prevent them from spreading rapidly, which can buy valuable time for you and everyone.

1.to the kitchen.

The wires of electric appliances such as rice cookers and microwave ovens should not be dragged on the floor or on the side of the table as much as possible, and the plugs should be turned off or unplugged in time after use.

Close the natural gas valve in time, inspect the gas pipeline once a year, and replace the aging line in time.

2.to the bathroom.

Bathroom appliances such as razors, hair dryers, etc., must be unplugged after use; Wires and sockets in the bathroom should be hidden.

3.to the living room.

Commonly used electrical appliances such as TVs and *** machines should be turned off in time and should not be powered on for a long time.

4.on the entire compound.

There are a large number of flammable and combustible materials such as dry branches and packing boxes on the side of the scattered passage, which are cleaned up in time after inspection. Combustibles are stored around the stove used in the summer, which must be cleaned before use.

The family is a cell of the society, and the investigation of family safety hazards is responsible for oneself and the society at the same time.

Apply the content of the four capacity building of fire safety and write it according to the following steps.

1. Check and eliminate fire hazards and find out the fire hazards in your home, such as electrical equipment and gas equipment.

2. Improve the ability to fight the initial fire, inquire about relevant knowledge, understand the fire hazards at home, and prepare for fighting fires according to different combustion plans.

3. Improve evacuation capabilities, such as evacuation routes and evacuation common sense in the event of an inextinguishable fire.

Fourth, to improve the ability of publicity, education and training, write down the feeling of learning, as well as the necessity of popularizing fire safety knowledge.

Fire drills.

This morning, Teacher Wang said to us, "In the afternoon, all the students in our school will hold an escape drill. The students were all excited and thought it was fun, and everyone did not have a trace of fear of escape.

We practiced fire escape this afternoon, and after class in the afternoon, the students were ready, just waiting to start the drill quickly, and with the principal's order, the escape drill began. The students in our class have paper towels and towels and towels, and what to take (of course, these are all ready to be dipped in water first), one by one to reach the playground as fast as possible, and then squat down, and the students in other classes also rushed to the playground as fast as possible, and the drill ended here. Finally, the principal announced that our drill today only took 4 minutes, which is not ideal, and we will continue to practice tomorrow.

After many drills, many students were reluctant to conduct drills again, and some students were talking about it, some people said, "It's meaningless, running down from such a high building and running back is exhausting." Some people say "there is no need at all, and there is no **." "What started as excitement turned into complaining.

And I think it's very meaningful, because if there is a fire or **, we have experience, we will not panic, like the drill has the experience of holding our head and running to the playground as fast as possible, so that we are safe, and we can also reduce unnecessary sacrifices, so the drill is very necessary.

The "Fire Escape Plan Preparation Guide" is a seven-step guide.

Step 1: Draw a floor plan of your home.

Draw a simple floor plan of your home on the back of a manuscript paper or drawing with a grid printed on it.

Step 2: Mark all exit exits.

Remember to mark all the doors, windows, and stairs in your home on the map, so that you and your family can see the escape route at a glance in case of an emergency.

Step 3: Draw two escape lines for the roomThe door is, of course, the main escape exit for each room. But in the event of an emergency surrounded by smoke and the door is blocked by fire and smoke, you will need another escape exit, such as a window.

So, make sure that the windows in your home open freely and that everyone in your home knows the escape route.

Step 4: Pay attention to the people in need at home to make a home fire escape plan, and be sure to consider in advance that in case of emergency, the home is the best.

People in need, such as children, the elderly, the disabled, or the mentally retarded.

Step 5: Determine an outdoor rendezvous pointIdentify an escape rendezvous point outside your home that everyone knows, a tree, a newspaper kiosk, etc., are all good choices. In the event of a fire, family members gather directly at the meeting point so that they can quickly determine whether all of them have successfully escaped.

Step 6: Don't waste precious escape time by calling the fire brigade outdoors, and call the fire brigade at home.

Once you've escaped safely, call the fire brigade on your phone or public**.

Step 7: Rehearse the fire escape plan.

Everyone in the family should familiarize themselves with the fire escape plan, and it is best to try to walk from each room to the exit so that all the escape exits are working properly. It's best to do this at home 1 to 2 times a year.

Year, Month, Day Weather: Week:

Every year, every month, or even every day, there are different degrees of fire, while losing our property, it also threatens our personal safety, it is like a huge vampire, devouring everything we have, and in order to prevent this kind of disaster from happening, we should first eliminate fire hazards, but sometimes it is an accident, we need to have the ability to escape and save ourselves.

In response to the publicity of the Education Bureau, the school, today, we held a small home fire drill at home.

I drew a flat map of my home, drew a small "ten" at the door to indicate that there is an escape exit, and drew a red cross on the window and balcony to indicate that when a fire breaks out, you cannot escape from these places out of urgency, and life is the most important thing; In each room, I drew two escape routes to the door, one through the door, but if the door was blocked by fire and smoke, you could escape through the window to the balcony to the main door.

I drew this map and showed it to my parents (family members) so that they could learn about the main escape routes in the house.

Mom and Dad and I decided to meet somewhere downstairs and meet there. In this way, we planned our escape method.

The sound of the alarm clock sounded, and it seemed like the big vampire was coming, and my heartstrings tensed. I first closed the door, picked up the quilt to block the crack in the door, then took the pillow towel, poured water out of the vase on the desk, covered my mouth and nose, opened the window and escaped from the other escape route in the room that had been set up. When I got to the door, I saw my mom and dad, they were the same as me, covering their mouths and noses with towels, dad made a passage for me and mom, I first bent down to the stairs and ran downstairs, to the meeting and place) to wait for mom and dad, and after a while, mom arrived, and then dad.

We met, took away the towel that had been covering our mouths and noses, looked at each other and smiled, and high-fived each other to indicate that the drill was successful.

Through this exercise, I learned how important it is to prepare for a fire escape. Natural disasters are ruthless, life is the most important, and this exercise has consolidated my and my family's awareness of fire prevention, and also exercised my escape skills.

This drill has benefited me a lot.

[Part 1].

Fire safety is very important, so today I follow the content of the "Home Fire Safety Self-check Form" to find out where the fire safety at home is not perfect.

The first one was done, because the last time the school asked us to draw a safe escape route for our families, we did it very seriously and kept those passages open. Then there are the second and third ones, which are also very good. Then I checked it step by step according to the above, and it was good overall, but the shortcomings were:

Dumped some garbage in the kitchen. The family also does not often inspect the electrical wiring and gas pipes.

Knowing that it was not enough, I was going to sweep out some of the garbage in this cleaning. It is also a reminder to the family to check the gas frequently, so that they can improve their awareness of fire protection knowledge.

This inspection made me realize that fire safety should always be on guard. If we are not careful, we can make a big mistake and start a fire. Keep the fire away from us and make our lives happier!

Chapter 2] One afternoon, the weather was fine. The teacher led our 3rd graders in a neat line to visit the fire station happily.

We first visited the firefighters' dormitory: the quilts were neatly folded, as if they had been folded with a ruler. The sheets are also flat and clean.

Next, we visited the firefighter uncles' publicity exhibition hall and costume room. The vivid ** in the exhibition hall shows us the safe escape method in the event of a fire. Let us have a deeper understanding of safety self-help; The special firefighting suit in the clothing room is new and interesting to us.

Later we also had a show by Uncle Fire Brigade.

It was time to go back to school, and we lined up in a neat line and happily walked to school. On the way back to school, I thought, "It's amazing how much you can gain from such a small visit!" ”

1. Does every member of the family know the first rule of fire escape - let everyone evacuate the fire as soon as possible and never return to the fire scene? Is each escape route always unobstructed?

2. In the event of a fire, does every member of the family know how to call 119 fire alarm correctly and quickly to report the fire?

3. Is it strictly forbidden to smoke in bed at home? Are you sure that the cigarette is extinguished before discarding the cigarette butt and disposing of the ash and ashtray?

4. If you have mobile heaters in your home, are they in a safe location? Is there enough safe distance from people, curtains and furniture?

5. When there is a fire on the stove, are there always adults left in the kitchen?

6. Is there enough space around the TV or other electrical appliances to dissipate heat at home to ensure air convection and ensure that the temperature of the electrical appliances is not too high?

7. Have you removed the garbage and waste from the bedroom, storage room, kitchen, and passage in a timely manner?

8. Do you have fire extinguishers or other fire extinguishing tools at home? Will all family members use it correctly?

9. Do you regularly inspect electrical wiring, gas pipes, and stoves at home? Have family members developed a good habit of turning off the power and air supply when they go out?