Before Fire Incident
During Fire Incident
After Fire Incident
100

What should you check in your home to prevent fires caused by faulty wiring?

Electrical connections, wirings and appliances

100

What should you do if a grease fire starts in the kitchen?

Cover it with a lid or use a fire extinguisher (not water)

100

What should you check for after a fire to ensure it won’t restart?

Hot spots or smoldering areas

200

Where should flammable liquids be stored to prevent accidental ignition?

In a cool, ventilated area, away from heat

200

Why is it important to understand the fully developed stage?

It’s the hottest and dangerous phase, so immediate evacuation is critical

200

Why should you inspect appliances after a fire?

To prevent future fires caused by damaged wires or circuits

300

How can understanding the ignition stage help you prevent a fire?

It helps identify heat sources that could start a fire, like candles or sparks.

300

How should you safely exit a house during a fire?

Crawl low under the smoke and use pre-planned escape routes

300

Why is it important to involve professionals, like electricians or inspectors, after a fire incident?

To ensure the safety of the home by identifying and repairing hidden damage that could cause another fire.

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