Fire Emergency plan
Action on discovering a fire
Warning if there is a fire
Calling the fire brigade
Evacuation of the workplace, including those particularly at risk
Power/process isolation
Place of assembly and roll call
Liaison with emergency services
Identification of key emergency routes
The fire fighting equipment provided
Specific responsibilities in the event of a fire
Training required
If you discover a fire:
Sound the alarm by breaking one of the Fire Alarm glass panels
Dial 999. We are monitored by the Fire Brigade.
Give the telephone number 020 8566 5692 and ask for Fire Brigade.
Say ‘Fire at: St Andrew’s Church Centre, Mount Park Road, Ealing W5 2RS.
Answer questions clearly and concisely and do not replace the receiver until they have repeated the address.
Upon hearing the fire alarm :
Evacuate the building as quickly as possible making your way to the nearest Fire Exit, being:
All organizers must ensure that all clients/visitors are escorted safely from the building. Please remember that some of the users could require assistance.
Do not delay, do not waste time collecting personal belongings, do not continue telephone conversations
ACT QUIETLY AND CALMLY!
Close, but do not lock doors behind you to contain the fire and prevent it from spreading
The Senior Fire Marshal is Maureen Vincent Centre Manager
The Fire Marshal/s should ensure their floor area zone has been completely evacuated and the Fire Marshal leaving by the main entrance should pick up the In/Out Board and the Visitors register.
All staff/user’s should proceed to the assembly point St Andrew’s car-park, where the fire Marshal/Organizer’s should perform a roll call of the user’s, (using In/Out Board/Visitor Book). The Fire Marshall should confirm that the building is completely evacuated and that everyone is accounted for.
The Senior Fire Marshal will liase with the Fire Brigade and no one should re-enter the building until it has been confirmed that it is safe to do so.