10 Commandments of Hotel Fire Safety
- Make certain that portable fire extinguishers are properly located and mounted; of the correct type and size, and properly identified, and fully charged and maintained.
- Train all employees in the proper use of portable fire extinguishers.
- Train employees in conducting a guest evacuation of your banquet/rooms/restaurants.
- Post emergency telephone numbers in appropriate locations.
- Paths of exit must be unobstructed, well lit, equipped with emergency lighting and exit signs.
- Do not permit the accumulation of refuse or rubbish. Follow recognized housekeeping procedures.
- Clean your kitchen hood, filters, and duct of grease accumulation.
- Have your kitchen hood’s automatic fire protection system inspected and serviced by qualified persons every six months.
- Has your automatic sprinkler system inspected annually?
- Inspect your electrical system for frayed wiring, prohibited use of extension cords, overloading of circuits, clearance around motors to prevent overheating, and ready accessibility to all electrical panels.
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