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FIRE PREVENTION
The best way to fight fires is to prevent them. Here are a few common sense rules to help reduce the
likelihood of a fire.
x If you do smoke make sure you use deep ash trays in the house. Keep them clean. DON’T smoke
in bed.
x Keep your stove and oven clean and the area around them clear.
x Use only approved appliances. Look for a label by either the Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
or the Underwriters Laboratories (UL or ULC).
x If an appliance has a worn or frayed cord, don’t use it and have it repaired as soon as possible.
x Be sure not to exceed the wattage restrictions on lamps by installing a higher wattage bulb then
recommended.
x Keep electrical cords visible, and out from under rugs and furniture. Attempt to install appliances
close to their power source. Do not fix down electrical cords with staples.
x It is never advisable to store gas or oil indoors, or to store oily rags in a confined space.
x Make certain that exit doors close fully behind you; notify your property manager as soon as
possible if they don’t.
SMOKE DETECTORS
These devices have been installed throughout your home. Periodically check the alarm to make sure it is
active or has not run out of power. Some models will have a small light that is on when power is being
supplied to the alarm. It is visible by standing directly under the detector. Other models will have a test
button. This should be depressed and a high pitch squeal can be heard.
PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
A portable fire extinguisher can be a very effective tool in saving lives and property, and it is recommended
that you keep one in your home. Use portable fire extinguishers to extinguish small, contained fires (i.e. on
the stove top, in the oven or in a waste-paper basket). Use an extinguisher only if the fire is in its early stages.
Portable fire extinguishers are not designed to fight large fires or those that may spread quickly.
Make sure you purchase a CO2 or dry chemical type as these are the most versatile. Your extinguisher
should be checked yearly and recharged as required.
Keep your extinguisher in an accessible place and when using always position yourself between the fire and
the closest exit.
Carefully read all the operating instructions on the side. If possible, familiarize yourself with its operation prior
to a fire. A good time to do this would be during your practice drills.
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