Fire Safety Training and High-Rise Building Facts

 
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Locations 
of
protection
 
devices
 
Fire 
alarms 
(alert
 
&
evacuation
 
stage)
 
Fire Warden 
&
Deputy 
Warden
 
roles
 
Limited
 
mobility
occupants
 
Re-entry 
/
Crossover
 
floors
 
Fire
 
extinguishers
&
 
operations
 
Classification 
of
 
fire
 
Other 
topics:
Medical
 
emergencies
 
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Full sprinkler
 
system
Stairwells 
- 
2 
Hour 
fire
 
rated
Floor 
fire
 
separation
24 hour
 
Security
24 hour alarm
 
monitoring
 
C
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F
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A
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ALARM 
INITIATING
 
DEVICES
Smoke
 
Detectors
Heat
 
Detectors
Sprinkler
 
System
Pull
 
Stations
OTHER
 
COMPONENTS
Fire
 Phones
Fire
 Extinguishers
 
TYPICAL
 
CAUSES
Construction
Accidental
Freezing
Vandalism
Actual Fire/Smoke
Perfumes, 
Deodorizing
 
Spays
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O
K
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Y
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F
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R 
- 
Remove 
anyone 
in 
immediate
 
danger
E
 
-
 
Ensure
 
that
 
people
 
in
 
the
 
immediate
 
area
 
are
 
alerted
A
 
-
 
Activate
 
the
 
nearest
 
pull
 
station
C 
-
 
Call
 
Building
 
Security
 
at
 
587-208-4400
 
or
 
on
 
the
 
Emergency
 
Telephone
T
 
-
 
Try
 
to
 
extinguish
 
the
 
fire,
 
but
 
only
 
if
 
safe
 
to
 
do
 
so
 
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All 
alarms 
must 
be
treated as
 
REAL
 
 
All alarms require
Immediate
 
ACTION
 
F
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:
 
A
L
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T
 
Slow 
Tone, 
20 Pulses Per
 
Minute
Evacuation tone sounding on 
fire 
floor, 
floor above and floor
 
below.
Alert 
tone sounding on all other 
floors in the
 
building.
 
 
Announcement on Paging
 
System
Automated, pre-programmed
 
message
Tenants 
are informed of fire 
condition elsewhere 
in the 
building 
and
instructed 
to 
stand 
by and prepare 
for 
possible
 
evacuation.
 
AALLEERRTT
 
TTOONNEE
 
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:
S
T
A
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I
O
N
 
Loud Whooping
 
Tone
Evacuation tone sounding on 
fire 
floor, 
floor above and floor
 
below
Alert 
tone sounding on all other
 
floors
 
 
Announcement on paging
 
system
Automated, pre-programmed
 
message
Fire 
floor, 
floor above and floor 
below: 
Tenants 
are instructed 
to
evacuate 
down 
to 
the 
nearest 
crossover
 
floor
All 
other 
floors are instructed 
to 
stand 
by and prepare 
for 
possible
evacuation
 
EVACLUERAT
 
ITOONNTEONE
 
F
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E
 
A
L
A
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S
:
E
V
A
C
U
A
T
I
O
N
 
Loud Whooping
 
Tone
Evacuation tone sounding 
in entire
 
building
 
 
Paging system
 
Announcement
Automated, pre-programmed
 
message
All floors are instructed 
to 
evacuate 
from the 
building 
to 
their
designated 
muster
 
zones
 
EVACLUERAT
 
ITOONNTEONE
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P
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:
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Fire 
and Deputy 
Wardens 
should
meet in the 
elevator lobby (or
another predetermined location)
as soon as 
the 
alarm sounds 
to
determine 
who 
is 
present on the
floor and 
to 
distribute
 
tasks.
 
 
Note:
 
If 
there are 
not 
enough
Wardens 
on 
the 
floor 
at the time
of the alarm, 
volunteers 
may 
be
recruited
F
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N
D
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:
A
L
E
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T
T
O
N
E
 
Meet 
deputy 
(floor) 
wardens 
in 
elevator
 
lobby
Determine 
how many floor 
wardens 
are 
available, 
assign 
duties
accordingly
Instruct 
floor 
wardens 
to 
prepare 
limited mobility 
people and all other floor
occupants 
for
 
evacuation
Be 
alert 
for 
changes 
in the 
alarm tone and announcements. 
If 
the 
tones
change, begin floor evacuation
 
immediately
D
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:
A
L
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T
O
N
E
 
Meet fire 
and floor 
wardens 
in 
elevator 
lobby. 
The 
fire 
warden 
(or
designate) 
will 
determine how many floor 
wardens 
are 
available and 
will
split 
up 
the 
floor 
between 
the 
wardens
 
accordingly
Locate 
limited mobility 
individuals. 
Advise 
them 
to 
proceed 
to 
the 
stairwell
closest 
to 
the 
passenger elevators and 
to 
wait 
outside 
the 
stairwell for
further 
instructions
Prepare all other personnel 
for 
evacuation (Point out nearest stairwell,
ensure people 
are 
prepared 
to 
go,
 
etc.)
Once 
prepared, report back 
to 
fire
 
warden
If 
the 
alarm tones change, begin floor evacuation
 
immediately
F
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Instruct 
Deputy 
Wardens 
to 
evacuate floor occupants 
to 
the main
floor/building
 
exterior
If 
there are limited mobility 
people 
that 
need elevator 
assistance, inform
security via the fire 
phone. 
They 
will 
need 
the 
following information:
Number 
of 
people (including “buddies”) and floor
 
number
Once the 
floor 
is 
evacuated, evacuate 
down 
to 
the main 
floor 
(limited
mobility 
people and “buddies” 
will 
stay 
behind until their elevator ride
arrives)
Once 
on 
the main 
floor, 
advise Security of 
floor 
status (e.g. 3 
people 
left
behind 
waiting 
for 
elevator 
assistance, 
all other people
 
evacuated)
D
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Y
 
W
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D
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S
:
S
T
A
G
E
D
E
V
A
C
U
A
T
I
O
N
 
Evacuate 
personnel 
to 
the main
 
floor
Search 
floor 
for 
people (Washrooms, 
file rooms etc) close 
office doors 
as
you 
go 
(Mark checked 
offices 
with 
post-it 
note 
to 
avoid overlapping 
with
other 
wardens 
and 
to 
avoid 
missed
 
offices)
Place limited mobility 
people and their “buddies” outside 
the 
stairwell
nearest 
the 
passenger 
elevators, inform fire 
warden 
of 
their
 
location
Inform Fire 
Warden when 
your 
designated floor 
section is
 
clear
Evacuate 
to 
main
 
floor
F
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W
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:
F
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U
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C
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T
I
O
N
 
Instruct 
Deputy 
Wardens 
to 
evacuate floor occupants outside 
the
 
building
Once 
outside 
the 
building, people 
must 
proceed 
to 
their designated
muster 
zone
If 
there are limited mobility 
people 
that 
need elevator 
assistance, inform
Security via the fire 
phone 
the 
number 
of 
people (including “buddies”) 
and
floor
 
number
Once 
all floor 
Wardens 
report 
clear, 
evacuate building 
(limited mobility
people and “buddies” 
will 
stay 
behind until their elevator 
ride
 
arrives)
Once 
outside 
the 
building, 
inform Security of 
floor 
status 
(If 
evacuating
from 
 
stairwell, report 
to 
the Security Desk. 
If 
evacuating 
from 
stairwell, report 
to 
building 
Warden 
stationed outside
 
building
D
E
P
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Y
 
W
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N
D
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S
:
F
U
L
L
 
B
U
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D
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N
G
E
V
A
C
U
A
T
I
O
N
 
Instruct 
floor occupants 
to 
evacuate outside 
the
 
building
Once 
outside 
the 
building, people 
must 
proceed 
to 
their designated
muster 
zone
Search 
floor 
for 
people (washrooms, 
file rooms) close 
office doors as 
you
go 
(mark checked 
offices 
with 
post-it 
note 
to 
avoid overlapping 
with 
other
Wardens 
and 
to 
avoid 
missed
 
offices)
Place limited mobility 
people and their “buddies” outside 
the 
stairwell
nearest 
to 
the 
passenger 
elevators. Inform Fire 
Warden 
of 
their
 
location
Inform Fire 
Warden 
once 
your 
designated floor 
section is
 
clear
Evacuate
 
P
O
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T
S
T
O
R
E
M
E
M
B
E
R
 
Fire 
Wardens 
please remember 
to 
wear 
your
 
VEST!
Report individuals 
who 
refuse 
to
 
leave
Fire 
Phones 
- If 
you 
do not hear 
a 
ringing tone 
after picking 
up 
the 
phone,
that 
means 
it 
did not connect. Hang up and 
try 
again. Please remember
that security can 
only 
answer 
one 
call at a time, therefore it may take a
few 
minutes before 
your 
call can 
be
 
answered.
When exiting 
the 
building, 
move 
away 
from the 
building
 
exterior
 
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Once 
on 
the main 
floor, 
open
door 
to 
enter hallway 
(this
hallway leads 
to 
the 
building
exterior, 
4th
 
Avenue)
 
 
Y
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S
T
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L
L
Ends on 
the main 
floor by the
low-rise elevator
 
bank
 
F
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T
O
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R
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T
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L
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S
 
Fire
 
wardens
If 
exiting 
from the 
 
stairwell, report floor 
status 
to 
building 
Fire 
Warden
stationed on 
4th 
avenue building
 
exterior
If 
exiting 
from the 
 
stairwell, report floor 
status 
to
 
security
Deputy 
Wardens 
- 
Please continue building evacuation 
to 
your 
designated
muster 
zone
 
R
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-
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T
R
Y
 
/
C
R
O
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S
O
V
E
R
F
L
O
O
R
S
 
Definition: 
A 
floor 
on which people can cross 
over 
from one
 
stairwell
to the other with 
no locked doors 
in
 
between
 
 
Purpose: 
If 
one stairwell becomes 
contaminated, 
obstructed or 
is
shut down 
for the Fire Department’s 
use, people can cross 
over to
other
 
stairwells
 
F
I
R
S
T
 
T
O
W
E
R
 
C
R
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S
O
V
E
R
 
F
L
O
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S
:
3
,
 
8
,
 
1
3
,
 
1
8
,
 
2
2
,
 
2
5
 
L
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M
O
B
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Y
 
T
E
N
A
N
T
S
 
limited mobility 
people should 
advise the fire 
or Deputy 
Warden when
moving 
on 
a
 
floor
When 
there is a fire alarm, advise a 
floor 
Warden 
that 
you will need
elevator 
assistance. 
The 
floor 
Warden 
will 
assign 
you two 
“buddies” 
and
will 
also make 
arrangements 
for 
elevator
 
assistance
Proceed 
to 
the 
stairwell nearest 
to 
the 
passenger elevators and 
wait
outside.
(If 
you wait 
outside, 
you will 
be 
visible 
to 
the Fire 
Department 
who 
will be
arriving via
 
passenger
 
elevator.
 
Note: Move into the 
stairwell immediately
if 
you 
see smoke 
or 
fire. 
Your 
designated “buddy” 
will 
advise the Fire
Warden, 
or 
if 
not available, 
advise Security via the fire 
phone 
of 
your
updated
 
location
 
L
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E
D
M
O
B
I
L
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Y
 
T
E
N
A
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S
 
Elevator 
assistance 
provided 
via 
passenger
 
elevator
Passenger 
pick-up 
scheduled 
in the 
following
 
order:
Fire 
floor, 
Floor above, Floor
 
below
All 
other floors located above fire
 
floor
All 
other floors located below fire
 
floor
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M
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M
B
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R
 
Attempt 
to 
extinguish 
small fires
 
only
When using 
a fire 
extinguisher,
 
position
 
yourself
 
so that the 
exit door 
is
behind
 
you
Do 
not 
use a fire 
extinguisher unless 
you 
are 
trained or know how 
to 
use
 
it
If 
you 
are 
not 
successful 
extinguishing 
the fire 
with 
the first fire
extinguisher, 
do not 
attempt 
to 
use a 
second
 
one
 
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H
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S
E
Pull 
the
 
pin
 
P
Aim 
the
 
nozzle
 
A
Squeeze 
the
 
trigger
 
S
Sweep 
the 
base 
of the
 
fire
 
S
 
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N
O
F
F
I
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S
 
A
 
=
 
N
o
r
m
a
l
 
C
o
m
b
u
s
t
i
b
l
e
s
 
(
p
a
p
e
r
,
 
w
o
o
d
,
 
e
c
t
.
)
 
B
 
=
 
L
i
q
u
i
d
s
 
(
g
a
s
,
 
s
o
l
v
e
n
t
s
,
 
c
h
e
m
i
c
a
l
s
)
 
C
 
=
 
E
l
e
c
t
r
i
c
a
l
 
(
c
o
m
p
u
t
e
r
,
 
c
o
p
i
e
r
,
 
o
u
t
l
e
t
)
 
M
E
D
I
C
A
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E
M
E
R
G
E
N
C
I
E
S
 
If 
you 
see a 
medical
 
emergency…
 
S
T
E
P
 
#
1
:
Assess situation for 
hazards
 
Assess the casualty
 
Alert 
co-workers 
to 
get
 
help
 
M
E
D
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C
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E
M
E
R
G
E
N
C
I
E
S
 
S
T
E
P
 
#
2
:
 
C
A
L
L
 
9
1
1
Provide 
dispatch the 
following
 
information:
Your
 
name
 
Building address, floor
 
number
 
Type 
of 
emergency
 
(Medical)
Patient information,
 
symptoms
Type 
of First Aid
 
given
 
M
E
D
I
C
A
L
 
E
M
E
R
G
E
N
C
I
E
S
 
S
T
E
P
 
#
3
:
 
C
A
L
L
 
B
U
I
L
D
I
N
G
 
S
E
C
U
R
I
T
Y
Call 587-208-4400 and provide 
the 
following
 
information:
Your 
name, Company and floor
 
number
Type 
of emergency
 
(Medical)
Confirm 
if 
EMS has been
 
called
Security 
will:
Meet EMS on the building
 
exterior
Place an elevator into independent 
service 
for EMS use (in independent 
service
the elevator does not respond to 
calls 
from other
 
floors)
Escort EMS to the floor and hold the elevator until EMS
 
returns
Note: All Security 
Officers 
in First 
Tower 
are 
trained 
in first 
aid 
/
 
CPR
 
M
E
D
I
C
A
L
 
E
M
E
R
G
E
N
C
I
E
S
 
S
T
E
P
 
#
4
:
Position 
guides 
waiting
in the 
elevator lobby
prior 
to 
Security 
and
EMS
 arrival
 
Clear 
away any
equipment 
that 
may
cause 
an 
obstruction 
for
stretcher 
or wheelchair
access
F
I
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E
W
A
R
D
E
N
/
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A
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F
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A
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I
T
 
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T
A
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W
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L
L
 
Tenants 
should 
have 
2 – 4 
Fire 
Wardens 
per 
floor (full
floor), 
or one Fire 
Warden 
per 6,000 
square feet for
 
multi-
tenant
 
floors.
Floor 
should 
be divided 
into 
quadrants, with one warden
dedicated to each 
quadrant, allowing 
for 
individual
employee 
training for their 
respective
 
quadrant.
There 
are 
two stairwell exits per 
floor, 
Yellow 
and
 
Red.
All employees must be 
assigned a 
designated exit 
based
on which stairwell 
is closest to their desk. 
One half of 
the
floor 
or two quadrants 
should 
be 
allocated to each
stairwell.
All 
tenants 
must be aware of which stairwell 
is their
designated
 
exit.
Not educating individuals on 
the location 
of 
their
designated stairwell may 
cause 
overcrowding 
in the
stairwells 
that can 
contribute delays 
in the 
evacuation
process.
THAN
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FIRE 
WARDEN
 
TRAINING!
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Fire safety training covers essential topics like fire alarms, fire warden roles, evacuation procedures, and more. High-rise building facts include features like full sprinkler systems, security measures, and fire separation. Understanding fire alarm causes, responses, and evacuation protocols are crucial for ensuring safety in emergencies.

  • Fire Safety
  • High-Rise Buildings
  • Evacuation Procedures
  • Alarm Systems
  • Emergency Response

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  1. FIRE WARDEN TRAINING

  2. FIRE SAFETY ORIENTATION TOPICS Locations of protection devices Fire alarms (alert& evacuation stage) Fire Warden & Deputy Wardenroles Limited mobility occupants Classification offire Re-entry / Crossoverfloors Fire extinguishers & operations Other topics: Medical emergencies

  3. HIGH-RISE BUILDING FACTS Full sprinkler system Stairwells - 2 Hour fire rated Floor fire separation 24 hour Security 24 hour alarm monitoring

  4. CAUSE FOR ALARM ? ALARM INITIATING DEVICES TYPICAL CAUSES Smoke Detectors Construction Heat Detectors Accidental Sprinkler System Freezing Pull Stations Vandalism Actual Fire/Smoke OTHER COMPONENTS Perfumes, Deodorizing Spays Fire Phones Fire Extinguishers

  5. FIRE OR SMOKE ON YOUR FLOOR WITHOUT FIRE AN ALARM R - Remove anyone in immediatedanger E- Ensure that people in the immediate area are alerted A - Activate the nearest pull station C - Call Building Security at 587-208-4400 or on the Emergency Telephone T - Try to extinguish the fire, but only if safe to do so

  6. FIRE ALARMS: REAL OR FALSE? All alarms must be treated as REAL All alarms require ImmediateACTION

  7. FIRE ALARMS: ALERT Slow Tone, 20 Pulses Per Minute Evacuation tone sounding on fire floor, floor above and floor below. Alert tone sounding on all other floors in the building. AALLEERRTTT T O O N N E E Announcement on Paging System Automated, pre-programmed message Tenants are informed of fire condition elsewhere in the building and instructed to stand by and prepare for possible evacuation.

  8. FIRE ALARMS: STAGED EVACUATION Loud Whooping Tone Evacuation tone sounding on fire floor, floor above and floor below EVACLUERATITOONNTEONE Alert tone sounding on all other floors Announcement on paging system Automated, pre-programmed message Fire floor, floor above and floor below: Tenants are instructed to evacuate down to the nearest crossover floor All other floors are instructed to stand by and prepare for possible evacuation

  9. FIRE ALARMS: EVACUATION Loud Whooping Tone Evacuation tone sounding in entire building EVACLUERATITOONNTEONE Paging system Announcement Automated, pre-programmed message All floors are instructed to evacuate from the building to their designated muster zones

  10. FIRE ALARM RESPONSE: FIRE WARDENS AND DEPUTIES Fire and Deputy Wardens should meet in the elevator lobby (or another predetermined location) as soon as the alarm sounds to determine who is present on the floor and to distribute tasks. Note: If there are not enough Wardens on the floor at the time of the alarm, volunteers may be recruited

  11. FIRE WARDEN DUTIES: ALERT TONE Meet deputy (floor) wardens in elevator lobby Determine how many floor wardens are available, assign duties accordingly Instruct floor wardens to prepare limited mobility people and all other floor occupants for evacuation Be alert for changes in the alarm tone and announcements. If the tones change, begin floor evacuation immediately

  12. DEPUTY WARDEN DUTIES: ALERT TONE Meet fire and floor wardens in elevator lobby. The fire warden (or designate) will determine how many floor wardens are available and will split up the floor between the wardens accordingly Locate limited mobility individuals. Advise them to proceed to the stairwell closest to the passenger elevators and to wait outside the stairwell for further instructions Prepare all other personnel for evacuation (Point out nearest stairwell, ensure people are prepared to go, etc.) Once prepared, report back to fire warden If the alarm tones change, begin floor evacuation immediately

  13. FIRE WARDEN DUTIES: STAGED EVACUATION Instruct Deputy Wardens to evacuate floor occupants to the main floor/building exterior If there are limited mobility people that need elevator assistance, inform security via the fire phone. They will need the following information: Number of people (including buddies ) and floor number Once the floor is evacuated, evacuate down to the main floor (limited mobility people and buddies will stay behind until their elevator ride arrives) Once on the main floor, advise Security of floor status (e.g. 3 people left behind waiting for elevator assistance, all other people evacuated)

  14. DEPUTY WARDEN DUTIES: STAGED EVACUATION Evacuate personnel to the main floor Search floor for people (Washrooms, file rooms etc) close office doors as you go (Mark checked offices with post-it note to avoid overlapping with other wardens and to avoid missed offices) Place limited mobility people and their buddies outside the stairwell nearest the passenger elevators, inform fire warden of their location Inform Fire Warden when your designated floor section is clear Evacuate to main floor

  15. FIRE WARDEN DUTIES: FULL BUILDING EVACUATION Instruct Deputy Wardens to evacuate floor occupants outside the building Once outside the building, people must proceed to their designated muster zone If there are limited mobility people that need elevator assistance, inform Security via the fire phone the number of people (including buddies ) and floor number Once all floor Wardens report clear, evacuate building (limited mobility people and buddies will stay behind until their elevator ride arrives) Once outside the building, inform Security of floor status (If evacuating from stairwell, report to the Security Desk. If evacuating from stairwell, report to building Warden stationed outside building

  16. DEPUTY WARDEN DUTIES: FULL BUILDING EVACUATION Instruct floor occupants to evacuate outside the building Once outside the building, people must proceed to their designated muster zone Search floor for people (washrooms, file rooms) close office doors as you go (mark checked offices with post-it note to avoid overlapping with other Wardens and to avoid missed offices) Place limited mobility people and their buddies outside the stairwell nearest to the passenger elevators. Inform Fire Warden of their location Inform Fire Warden once your designated floor section is clear Evacuate

  17. POINTS TO REMEMBER Fire Wardens please remember to wear your VEST! Report individuals who refuse to leave Fire Phones - If you do not hear a ringing tone after picking up the phone, that means it did not connect. Hang up and try again. Please remember that security can only answer one call at a time, therefore it may take a few minutes before your call can be answered. When exiting the building, move away from the building exterior

  18. FIRST TOWER STAIRWELLS RED STAIRWELL Once on the main floor, open door to enter hallway (this hallway leads to the building exterior, 4thAvenue) YELLOW STAIRWELL Ends on the main floor by the low-rise elevator bank

  19. FIRST TOWER STAIRWELLS Fire wardens If exiting from the stationed on 4th avenue building exterior stairwell, report floor status to building Fire Warden If exiting from the stairwell, report floor status to security Deputy Wardens - Please continue building evacuation to your designated muster zone

  20. RE-ENTRY / CROSSOVER FLOORS Definition: A floor on which people can cross over from onestairwell to the other with no locked doors in between Purpose: If one stairwell becomes contaminated, obstructed or is shut down for the Fire Department s use, people can cross over to other stairwells FIRST TOWER CROSSOVER FLOORS: 3, 8, 13, 18, 22, 25

  21. LIMITED MOBILITY TENANTS limited mobility people should advise the fire or Deputy Warden when moving on a floor When there is a fire alarm, advise a floor Warden that you will need elevator assistance. The floor Warden will assign you two buddies and will also make arrangements for elevator assistance Proceed to the stairwell nearest to the passenger elevators and wait outside. (If you wait outside, you will be visible to the Fire Department who will be arriving via passenger elevator. Note: Move into the stairwell immediately if you see smoke or fire. Your designated buddy will advise the Fire Warden, or if not available, advise Security via the fire phone of your updated location

  22. LIMITED MOBILITY TENANTS Elevator assistance provided via passenger elevator Passenger pick-up scheduled in the following order: Fire floor, Floor above, Floor below All other floors located above fire floor All other floors located below fire floor

  23. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS POINTS TO REMEMBER Attempt to extinguish small fires only When using a fire extinguisher, position yourself so that the exit door is behind you Do not use a fire extinguisher unless you are trained or know how to use it If you are not successful extinguishing the fire with the first fire extinguisher, do not attempt to use a second one

  24. FIRE EXTINGUISHER USE P Pull the pin A Aim the nozzle S Squeeze the trigger S Sweep the base of thefire

  25. CLASSIFICATION OF FIRES A = Normal Combustibles (paper, wood, ect.) B = Liquids (gas, solvents,chemicals) C = Electrical (computer, copier,outlet)

  26. MEDICAL EMERGENCIES If you see a medical emergency STEP #1: Assess situation for hazards Assess the casualty Alert co-workers to get help

  27. MEDICAL EMERGENCIES STEP #2: CALL911 Provide dispatch the following information: Your name Building address, floor number Type of emergency (Medical) Patient information, symptoms Type of First Aid given

  28. MEDICAL EMERGENCIES STEP #3: CALL BUILDING SECURITY Call 587-208-4400 and provide the following information: Your name, Company and floor number Type of emergency (Medical) Confirm if EMS has been called Security will: Meet EMS on the building exterior Place an elevator into independent service for EMS use (in independent service the elevator does not respond to calls from other floors) Escort EMS to the floor and hold the elevator until EMS returns Note: All Security Officers in First Tower are trained in first aid / CPR

  29. MEDICAL EMERGENCIES STEP #4: Position guides waiting in the elevator lobby prior to Security and EMS arrival Clear away any equipment that may cause an obstruction for stretcher or wheelchair access

  30. FIRE WARDEN/EMPLOYEE TRAINING FOR DESIGNATED EXIT STAIRWELL Tenants should have 2 4 Fire Wardens per floor (full floor), or one Fire Warden per 6,000 square feet formulti- tenant floors. Floor should be divided into quadrants, with one warden dedicated to each quadrant, allowing for individual employee training for their respectivequadrant. There are two stairwell exits per floor, Yellow andRed. All employees must be assigned a designated exit based on which stairwell is closest to their desk. One half of the floor or two quadrants should be allocated to each stairwell. All tenants must be aware of which stairwell is their designated exit. Not educating individuals on the location of their designated stairwell may cause overcrowding in the stairwells that can contribute delays in the evacuation process.

  31. THANK YOU FOR PARTICIPATING IN TODAYS FIRE WARDEN TRAINING! H INE S C ONTA C T INF OR MAT ION: Steve Walton | General Manager | steven.walton@hines.com | (587) 208-4390 Christina Martin | Property Manager | christina.martin@hines.com | (587) 208-4394 Farrukh Anis | Operations Manager | farrukh.anis@hines.com | (587) 208-4388 Kassandra Dupuis | Community Manager | Kassandra.dupuis@hines.com| (587) 208-4391 Aaron Lavallee | Security Manager | aaron.lavallee@securitas.ca | (587) 208-4402

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