Prevention
Safety
General
Facts
Emergency Exits
Shelter In Place
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What is the #1 way to prevent fire-related accidents?
Have a plan & practice it often.
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How often do we need to do a fire drill at SPIN Community & Fitness?
Once a month
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If you catch on fire what should you do?
Stop, Drop, and Roll.
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What is the # 1 cause of fires?
Cooking!
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Where are the meeting places at SPIN Community & Fitness
Across the parking lot on the grass
Back parking lot next to the dumpster
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What is Shelter-In-Place
A shelter-in-place is a safety action where people stay inside their current location to protect themselves from a danger outside the building.
Instead of evacuating, the goal is to remain indoors, limit exposure, and stay safe until authorities say it’s safe to move.
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What should you never do while using the stove?
Never leave the stove when cooking.
Other Fire safety tips for using the culinary arts room at SPIN Com Fit!
~Avoid frying foods
~Clean up grease & other oil spills to minimize available combustible liquids.
~Make sure appliances (toasters, microwaves, etc. ) are clean and in good working order before each use.
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In the culinary arts room, where is the closet fire extinguisher?
In the kitchen, next to the buffet.
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What is a common cause of fires that is easily avoided?
Clutter & poor housekeeping.
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What are the 3 most common fire extinguishers?
Air-pressurized water
CO2 (carbon dioxide)
Dry chemicals.
At SPIN Com Fit- we have ABC
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What should you do when the fire alarm sounds?
Proceed to the closet's emergency exit while assisting those around you to exit calmly and safely.
Close the door if you are the last person out of the room.
Meet at one of the 2 designated meeting locations.
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What are some common situation that require shelter-in-place?
Hazardous material or chemical spill
Severe weather (tornado, extreme winds)
Active threat in the area (law enforcement incident)
Poor air quality or smoke
External fire or explosion nearby
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True or False
It is ok to have electrical wires running unders rugs, or across high-traffic areas?
False
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If you have a small grease fire on your stove top, what should you do?
Turn off the heat and put a lid on it
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Fires need what three elements to start?
Oxygen, fuel, and heat
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How fast do fires spread?
In less than 30 seconds a small flame can turn into a major fire. It only takes minutes for thick black smoke to fill a house or for it to be engulfed in flames. Fire is HOT! Heat is more threatening than flames.
A typical house fire will double in size every minute.
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If in the Music room, what room should I exit through in case of an emergency?
The Art Room
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What does Shelter-in-place mean?
What shelter-in-place usually means
Stay inside the building you’re in
Move to an interior room or designated safe area
Close and lock doors and windows
Turn off fans or HVAC if instructed
Stay away from windows and exterior doors
Monitor instructions from authorities or staff
Bring all electronics & charging devices
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What should you ensure each time you enter a room in SPIN Com Fit.
Ensure that all exit routes & emergency egress are unobstructed at all times.
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What are some strategies you can use if someone will not evacuate the building (In a real fire)?
Clothing pull
Use wheelchair or rolling chair
Assist with two people
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What does R.A.C.E. mean?
Rescue, Alert / Alarm, Contain, Evacuate
---Rescue anyone in immediate danger of the fire.
---Alert others and emergency services. (Pull the Pull station immediately)
---Contain the spread of the fire. - Close all doors as you evacuate the area and building.
---Evacuate to the SPIN Com Fit meeting places.
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What is more dangerous:
1. Flames from the fire
2. Heat from the fire
3. Smoke from the fire
Smoke & heat, hot air, and smoke can scar your lungs for life.
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What should you do if the closet exit is blocked?
Proceed to the next closes exit.
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What is the difference between Shelter-in-place vs. evacuation?
Shelter-in-place vs. evacuation
Shelter-in-place: danger is outside → stay indoors
Evacuation: danger is inside or the building is unsafe → leave immediately
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What is the acronym for fire extinguisher use?
P A S S
Fire extinguishers are very helpful during a fire if used properly:
- Used on a small contained fire-
(anything smaller than a microwave)
- Used on a small area blocking your ONLY exit
- If operated correctly
Remember:
A typical fire extinguisher will only discharge for 15 to 30 seconds. Stand approximately 5 to 8 feet away and remember PASS!
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
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With a small appliance fire, what is the first thing you should do?
Unplug the appliance, if you can do it safely.
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If in the Values room, what emergency exit should I use?
Either the Front desk or the Art room - Look first to see which is clearer
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True or False?
You should keep appliances unplugged when not in use.
True
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Name all the emergency exits at SPIN Community & Fitness.
Front Desk
Art Room
Exit next to the culinary arts room
Gym
West Desk
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Where do we shelter-in-place at SPIN Com Fit
Theatre