Ways To Protect Workplace From Fire

Protect your workplace from fire! Ensuring workplace safety is paramount to protecting lives, assets & property.

Some important steps to help keep your workplace safe from fire:

- Always maintain cleanliness in the workplace so that fires can be prevented

- Check the workplace regularly to identify potential fire hazards, such as electrical problems, flammable materials & equipment that can easily get hot

- Equip the workplace with equipment to protect against fire: Smoke Detectors, Fire Alarms, Fire Extinguishers & others

- Always check & maintain all equipment regularly

- Create the Safety & Emergency Plan & Procedure to handle fires

- Establish an Evacuation Process & determine Evacuation Routes, Assembly Points, Emergency Service Centers & others

- Provide Fire Training to employees regularly so that they can know about Fire Safety Procedures & actions to take in the event of a fire: Using a Fire Extinguisher, evacuating safely & others

By taking these steps, you can create a safer workplace & prevent fires from occurring.

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Control Room Operator

Some of the jobs that the Control Room Operator (CRO) must do:

- Work in the Control Room

- Work safely in accordance with regulations, operational requirements & Systems for Working Safely

- Maintain a state of readiness

- When an emergency occurs: Turn on the Alarm or ensure that the Alarm has sounded

- Use the Safety Procedures that have been determined to handle emergencies

- Control critical situations & emergencies to minimize & handle hazards & risks to workers, work, operations, assets & others

- Get information about Emergencies that occur in the workplace, weather conditions, availability of the Emergency Response Team & others

- Secure & isolate the area

- Provide information about critical situations & emergencies to the Security Team & Emergency Response Team

- Check available Safety Equipment

- Identify all conditions that can affect the emergency response

- Protect victims by guiding them to carry out the Evacuation Process

- Recalculate the number of victims to ensure the safety of all parties

- Prevent & minimize the impact of an incident

Have all the above skills, so you can work as a CRO properly!

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Accident And Emergency At Helicopter

Accident at Helicopter usually occurs due to:

- Damage to engine & rotor

- Pilot makes a mistake in viewing the distance, a failure to follow procedures & others

- Bad weather conditions, strong winds & others

- Poor communication between pilot, crew & other required parties

- Pilot & crew fatigue

- Proper training is not provided

Safety procedures that should be done in case of emergency in Helicopter:

- The pilot must attempt to land the helicopter safely

- All passengers, including the pilot & crew, must immediately exit the Helicopter through designated exits

- The rescue team outside must approach the Helicopter carefully

- In case of fire in the Helicopter, the Rescue Team must extinguish the fire using the proper technique

Guidelines of Helicopter Safety that everyone must always remember:

- Helicopter Safety Training must be conducted routinely so that all parties can handle emergencies & save themselves

- All equipment in a helicopter (PPE, Raft Rescue, Floating Devices, Fire Extinguishers & others) must always be checked for condition, must always be in good condition & always provided in the Helicopter

- Clear communication between all teams (Pilot, crew, parties on site, Rescue Team & others) must always be done to ensure safety

Get the right training to manage your safety when you are in the Helicopter.

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