Safer work starts with better knowledge.

Raise the alarm and follow the emergency plan when fire is discovered.

Use fire equipment only within your training and site arrangements.

Equipment suitability depends on the burning material and electrical hazards.

Never allow a fire to block your route away.

Stay clear of smoke; it can quickly make conditions unsurvivable.

Learn where approved fire equipment is located before an incident.

Keep extinguisher and hose access clear.

Report missing inspection labels or overdue service concerns.

Report damaged hoses, seals or cylinders.

Treat partly used or discharged equipment as requiring service.

Do not test-discharge extinguishers for curiosity.

Never improvise water use near live electrical equipment.

Some substances require specialist fire response and equipment.

Do not obstruct sprinklers or tamper with suppression controls.

Report any planned shutdown of fire protection systems.

Authorised personnel must manage precautions during equipment impairment.

Ensure removed equipment is replaced through the approved process.

Is everyone clear when to evacuate instead of attempting intervention?