Thursday, 4 April 2019

7 Crucial Tips to Prevent the Domestic Fire Safety

 7 Crucial Tips to Prevent the Domestic Fire Safety

Hey all,  In this blog, you will get an idea about fire safety awareness and the ultimate guide to protect your dwelling from fire and the tips to prevent or reduce the domestic fires.

The Domestic Fire Safety is so Preventable by Anyone who attains the safety training in Chennai.

Do you know, the Fraction of time the fire will pass quickly. We all know fire is dangerous and life-threatening.  Everyone must know fire safety awareness and need to know how the fireworks, how fire can cause in domestic as well as workplace, what are methods of fire safety in the workplace etc.

For workplace fire safety, there should be many safety courses and safety training to prevent fires.  One of the best Corporate training is provided by Poshe Solutions and also offering more Industrial Fire Safety Courses in Chennai.

Alright, Now we see Some of the tips to prevent the Domestic Fire safety at home. Obey the Safety Rules and live Safety life forever.


  • Do not Leave pan unattended while Cooking
  • Keep matches, lighter out of reach of Children's
  • Keep portable heaters and the lighted candles away from the clothes, curtains, or furniture.
  • Do not overload spike busters, that causing short circuits, electrical fires
  • Use portable wet chemical fire extinguisher at the kitchen 
  • Shut off LPG valve when not in use


Now Here we discuss what are the elements that cause the fire Easily at home. If the fire can cause it spreads quickly so be aware of following to reduce or avoid fire at home.

In the Fire Safety Training in Chennai, Helps to Overcome the fire and understands the fire safety foundations to preserve your life and your families, friends, neighbours


  • Clothing Dryers -  lint in the dryers causes fire easily. Maintain the lint filter Clearly for every load.
  • Flammable Liquids - the highly flammable liquids such as cleaning agents, adhesives, gasoline are fireable at high temperatures so better keep that product in cool temperature area.
  • Electrical Appliances -  Faulty or Electrical detected wire problems in the Appliances may cause a fire. It is dangerous to use the high wattage device of overloaded outlets, so it's better to spread out that type of appliances.


Conclusion

If you feel the above Safety Tips are the common awareness but that are more essential. In case if you in stressed that time the basic things are effective for you to reduce the fire at home.

Fire Safety Training for the Workplace as well as domestic could be Conducted to create awareness and get the informational knowledge of how to prevent easily and quickly in a smart way.

Taking the elemental measures will not only save a ton of hassle and your precious belongings but also your loved ones!

Thanks and Regards

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Monday, 20 February 2017

FIRE HAZARD

Light Fire Hazard: fire extinguishers no further than 75 feet apart
If your building does not contain a lot of combustible materials, it’s considered “light hazard.” These types of buildings, such as offices, classrooms, churches, hotels, etc., have a lower fire risk. In these light hazard areas, the maximum distance to travel for a fire extinguisher should be no further than 75 feet.

Ordinary Fire Hazard I: fire extinguishers every 75 feet
Buildings are said to be “ordinary hazard” if they present a slight, but not negligible, fire hazard. In these locations, such as fabric stores, there are usually a few flammable liquids. Therefore, fire extinguishers need to be placed every 75 feet.

Ordinary Fire Hazard II: fire extinguishers 30 – 50 feet apart

These locations, such as parking garages and hardware stores, house more flammable materials in closer proximity than Ordinary Fire Hazard I buildings but are not yet considered extra hazard. Depending on the location, the fire extinguishers should be placed either 30 feet or 50 feet from each other.

Extra Fire Hazard: fire extinguishers 30 – 50 feet apart
In extra hazard occupancies, there is more of a hazard than what is considered “ordinary.”As a result, these locations may need larger extinguishers and should be either 30 feet or 50 feet from each other, depending on location.

Commercial Kitchens: fire extinguishers every 30 feet
Because commercial kitchens house things like fats and cooking oils, with a large amount of heat due to cooking equipment and open flames, there should be a fire extinguisher accessible every 30 feet.

In order to make sure you have the proper type of fire extinguisher and the correct number of fire extinguishers in your commercial building or restaurant, always have a fire protection company come out to inspect the building.



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Tuesday, 31 January 2017

Fire Safety Courses in Chennai - POSHE

POSHE solutions is a recognized centre for learning internationally accredited course and having branches across globe, we are heading in providing safety education to create a safe workplace.

Globally recognized international safety training course provider POSHE offer Courses IOSHNEBOSH Certified Courses, IASP, HABC, BSC - British Safety Council and Govt. of India accredited diploma courses as follows:
  • Advanced Diploma in Occupational Safety Health and Environmental Management (ADOSHEM)
  • Diploma in Fire Engineering And Safety Management
  • Diploma in Offshore Safety
  • Diploma in Industrial Safety
  • Diploma in Construction Safety
  • Diploma in Environmental Safety
  • Diploma in Food Safety
  • Post Diploma in Fire &Safety Engineerings Techniques
  • Diploma in Industrial Environmental Safety
  • Diploma in Construction Safety Management
  • Diploma in Industrial Safety Engineering

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Saturday, 28 January 2017

Fire and Safety Engineering Course - POSHE

Fire and Safety Engineering Course as a career option is fast catching up with the students in India. Whereas in abroad, Safety is an integral part of most of university programs.

Fire Engineering and Safety Management is getting its underlying foundations quickly as a profession option in India. It is just in nowadays that a large portion of the general population of our nation are getting to know it, though in abroad fire engineering.




Job Prospects

  • Fire Officer/Fire Protection Technician/Safety Supervisor,
  • HSE Engineer/ HSE Advisor,
  • Safety Officer / Safety Manager,
  • HSE / EHS Officer/ Manager
  • Fire Men / Officer Safety Steward
  • Safety Assistant / Environmental Engineer

Tuesday, 24 January 2017

STYLES OF SMOKE ALARMS

Battery Operated Smoke Alarms are the most common alarms found in residential homes. These alarms rely on a battery for power. The prices for these alarms can range from $1.00 to $100.00. 

Long Life Smoke Alarms with a 10-year, non replaceable lithium battery are available and easy to find. 

Hardwired with Battery Back Up Alarms are wired directly into your home's electrical system. The battery is a backup to ensure alarm works during power outages. 

Interconnected Hardwired Smoke Alarms with battery back up. These are the type of alarms that are required in all new homes. These alarms are wired together and when one alarm goes off all the alarms in the home will sound. 

Wireless Smoke Alarms with battery backup. These work like interconnected alarms and do not require wiring or an electrician to install. 

Voice Smoke Alarms have an alarm and a pre-recorded voice that may say, “Fire! Fire!” or similar message to alert occupants. There are studies showing that the traditional, high pitched siren of a standard smoke alarm cannot be heard by the hearing impaired and an alarm alone will may not awaken a child in deep sleep in time if at all. 

Vocal Smoke Alarms with an alarm and a recording device. The alarm allows you to record a personalized alarm message and provide personal escape instructions to your child, and have it replayed when the alarm sounds.

Vibrate or Shaker Smoke Alarms use a vibrating device to shake a bed or chair to awaken and alert a deep sleeper, a hearing impaired or deaf person. 

Strobe Alarms use an extra bright strobe light to alert a deep sleeper, the hearing impaired or deaf of a fire. Some strobe alarms also include a vibrator device. 

Dual Detectors come with the ability to alert occupants of smoke, Carbon Monoxide (CO), or hazardous gas. These detectors are cost efficient, but make sure you are aware of the recommended replacement life of the alarms/detectors. One draw back of dual detectors is that the Carbon Monoxide alarm generally needs to be replaced every 5 years (60 months) as well as natural and propane gas detectors.

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Saturday, 21 January 2017

SMOKE ALARM - Photoelectric Detector

Photoelectric Detector react all the more rapidly to seething flames. Photoelectric smoke cautions sound when smoke particles meddle with and mirror the alert's light shaft that goes through the alert's recognition chamber. The nearness of suspended smoke particles in the chamber disperses the light pillar. This scattered light is recognized and sets off the alarm.

Smoldering fire frequently happen when smoking materials, for example, cigarettes, are left unattended. When all is said in done, they at first deliver negligible measures of flares what's more, bigger, unmistakable measures of smoke. 



Photoelectric models are most appropriate for parlors, rooms and kitchens. This is on account of these rooms regularly contain vast household items, for example, couches, seats, sleeping cushions, ledges, and so forth which will blaze gradually and make more seething smoke than flares. 


The decisions are not basic and will require extra research for you to do on your own. The one thing that is without a doubt - a working smoke caution is superior to a non-working caution or no smoke alert by any means.
In review, photoelectric detectors are:

  • Fastest type to respond to Smoldering Fires and white or Gray Smoke
  • Less prone to Nisance Alarms from Cooking 
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Tuesday, 17 January 2017

SMOKE ALARM - IONIZATION DETECTORS

SMOKE ALARM BASICS 
There are two common household types of smoke alarms: 
  • Ionization Alarms
  • Photoelectric Alarms
IONIZATION DETECTORS 

Ionization detectors react all the more rapidly to flaring flames with littler ignition particles. Ionization smoke cautions sound when electrically charged ("ionized") particles discharged in a fire meddle with the electrical current that courses through the caution's identification chamber. The disturbance in the present causes the smoke alert to sound.

Fires (flares) result from the start of things, for example, combustible fluids, wood then again paper; cooking mishaps; or from open flares, for example, candles that light different things. They deliver huge amounts of flares and lesser noticeable sums of smoke.


Ionization models are most appropriate for rooms that contain very burnable materials that can make flaring flames. These sorts of materials incorporate combustible fluids, daily papers, and paint cleaning arrangements.

In review, ionization detectors are:

  • Fastest type to respond to flaming fires
  • Lowest cost and most commonly sold