Emergency exit

the building. This report includes occupational safety aesthetic effects, Contingent liability and health issues. The major problems, which were analysed by the team during the visit, were ventilation problem in rubbish room, car parking and fire exits (staircase). The second problem is in the context of water seepage in the area of car parking. The major effected areas are floor of car parking, walls and celling’s. The third facility management problem of the building diagnosed by the team was security

not lower and the fire began to spread. As a result, the crowds began to panic and run toward the exits. During this time, 27 of the 30 exits in the theatre were locked and the 2,000 people in the theatre had only three available exits to use. Moreover, many of the people that died were those trapped in the balconies because there were no fire escapes. Unfortunately, due to the lack of available exits, a reported 602 people lost their lives in this horrific incident that could have been avoided if

patrons inside the Broadway Lounge, being the farthest away from the lobby, were only alerted to the fire when guests from the main club area ran in looking for an exit. The fire, having started approximately five minutes ago, was now in full force. The smoke, flames, and heat quickly caused all in the lounge to panic and the only available exit, an inward opening door that led to Broadway Street, was blocked shut within moments. (Thomas) Firefighters were on the scene seconds after the blaze started

ccohs.ca/oshanswers/hsprograms/hazard_risk.html Evaluate the risk - http://www.hse.gov.uk/risk/step3.htm Safety Signs - http://www.safetysignsupplies.co.uk/resources/health-and-safety-sign-law Identify exits - http://www.nonprofitrisk.org/tools/workplace-safety/public-sector/topics/em/exits-ps.htm Take steps to control risks – http://www.deir.q

prevent skin irritation and respiratory problems. (www.hse.gov.uk) Hazard Risk Control Measures Spillage Slips and falls Spillage should be cleaned up immediately Blocking of Emergency Exits In case of an emergency no one will be able to use the emergency exits. Store items in the correct place and keep exits and entrances clear Loose electric cables Trips and falls. Loose electric cables should be covered and out of the way. (Class notes) Question 4 Explain the typical

Employers have a duty to ensure that if they do employer a person who is disabled to come and work for them, that there is sufficient disabled washing facilities and toilet facilities. The facilities should have: drop down hand and also support rails, emergency pull cords, accessible wash basins, soap dispensers, toilet paper and paper towels. .Food preparation areas – In any type of food preparation are, there must be strict rules and regulations laid down by the employer to prevent food from being

the building. This report includes occupational safety aesthetic effects, Contingent liability and health issues. The major problems, which were analysed by the team during the visit, were ventilation problem in rubbish room, car parking and fire exits (staircase). The second problem is in the context of water seepage in the area of car parking. The major effected areas are floor of car parking, walls and celling’s. The third facility management problem of the building diagnosed by the team was security

ironwork and straight lines of the window that reflects similar fire escapes across the street. A rooftop water tower is outlined against the haze of the evening sky, and a skylight punctures the roof below. The fire escape became more than an emergency exit in a burning building. It is used for everything from outdoor to dining to sleeping and gardening, opening up the home to the surrounding city like a “porch in the sky” or “private get-away”. I gazed at the little girl in the foreground; the

Health and safety at work act The health and safety at work act is a law which was put in place in 1974, this is to make sure that the people at work are looked after in the correct way and make sure that the work environment is safe. Also to ensure that they don’t work in dangerous conditions and they use the right clothing and safety equipment. They have to make sure that they check the materials used and that they are stored and handled properly. They have to have a written safety/risk assessment

Racing at night going One-hundred and forty miles an hour on US-27 holding the lead, Shift six gear, speed topped out at two-hundred miles per hour passing by cars smoothly. I chanted I am immortal, I am a god! while I pushed my sports bike to its limit. Suddenly a black car approaches. WHAM! I get Rammed from behind and lose control of my bike slamming into a Semi-truck up ahead. Lights out. When I peeked my eyes, I saw 4 humans around me. Thump after thumb I believe I was in an ambulance rushing