We began the Month of February by once again honouring our brave Fire Fighters for their outstanding courage and heroism, awarding them with “Safe India Hero Plus” Awards We continued this wonderful journey by organising event on the 27th February at our Capital City Delhi- Awards Ceremony was witnessed by 270+ attendees, Congratulations to all 55 winners from Govt. Fire & Emergency Services and our 18 District Fire HOD who were honoured in this Glorious Ceremony.
Thanks to All Fraternity for the Support. Special thanks to Shri Atul Garg – Director Delhi Fire Service. All our Sponsors Prolite Autoglo, Brijbasi Fire Safety, New Age Fire, Fire Safety Device, Firetex Protective Technology, Orient Fire Curtains and AAAG for their valuable support.
The fire risk is based on human behaviour and on the determinants of a safe evacuation of occupants during a fire. Many fires in buildings have shown that the behaviour of occupants is important for the survival of a building fire. The concept of fire risk can be defined as the probability of a fire causing a loss of life (or injury) and/or damage to property. Human behaviour is defined as actions that people take, based on the perception of the situation, the intentions for actions and the considerations before the actions are carried out. Occupants are in the first stage of a fire primarily thrown on their own resources or on those of surrounding people. The behaviour of people in the first stage of a fire is the most determining factor for survival. An additional significant factor is the availability of fire safety measures, for example fire extinguishers and accessible escape routes. The assistance of professional emergency services, such as rescue operations conducted by fire-fighters and emergency treatment by paramedics, can only be provided just after the first, and most important, period of a fire.
The most crucial aspect of a building’s safety in the face of fire is the possibility of safe escape. An important precondition is that its fire safety facilities enable independent and adequate fire response performances by the building’s occupants; it appears that the measures currently required by law do not always provide the support that people in burning buildings need. Consequently, understanding how individuals behave in the case of fire and fire evacuation is essential if we are to bring fire safety measures into line with occupants needs during an incident. Human Behaviour in a fire so far as building safety is concerned as an overview of the critical factors which determine occupants fire response performances, namely the characteristics of fire, human beings and buildings. Therefore, the possibility of surviving a fire is determined on the fire response performance of people.
“The most powerful weapon on earth is the human soul on fire.”
We need to take this seriously and be helpful in creating “Fire Safe World”
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