Rescue Tips in Kindergarten Fire

Mar 4
09:45

2011

Kate Jing

Kate Jing

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Here are some advice on how to rescue children if a kindergarten is on fire.

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MicrosoftInternetExplorer402DocumentNotSpecified7.8Normal0How to rescue children's lives effectively if a kindergarten is on fire? As tables,Rescue Tips in Kindergarten Fire  Articles toys and beds are burnable, the fire is likely to spread quickly and release a large number of high temperature fume and toxic gases, such as carbon monoxide. It's hard for children to escape fire because of their lack of escape abilities. Here are some effective rescue tips according to kindergarten characteristics.

Call for help as soon as possible if it's on fire. The point is to assemble professional firefighters and medical care staff in a short time. The kindergarten staff should make good cooperation with whole evacuation.

when a fire makes a threat to children, effective measures should be taken to control fire and smoke and evacuate trapped children. For the children who are clear-minded an can walk on their own, rescue persons and teachers should guide them to safe ares; those who are too frightened to walk or in a coma should be carried out on rescuemen's backs. If there are a large number of children who need help and rescue staff are in insufficient, transfer trapped children to relatively safe places, and then manage to get them to absolute safe places.

If some children are trapped upstairs, firemen should rescue them through windows or balconies children with fire ladders, safety ropes, descent control devices and life packs, etc. Sometimes, it's necessary to escape through high temperature or smoke areas, rescuers have to safeguard themselves and cover children with wet clothes or cotton quilts in case of danger.

For the children who are out of danger, teachers should look after them closely to prevent them back to the fire. Meanwhile, teachers have to stop some parents whose children are still in danger enter into the fire wildly, which may affect normal rescue work.

In a word, it's the top priority to save children's lives in a kindergarten's firefighting.