Fire Procedure for visitors, volunteers & staff - Banbury
Stair access from session room 2
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Stair access from the function room
In the event of a fire, all volunteers should make their way to the nearest fire exit. There are two staircases if you are upstairs. If, and only if it is safe to do so you can take members who can walk and use stairs with you.
Stair access from the function room
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Stair access from the function room
In the event of a fire, all volunteers should make their way to the nearest fire exit. There are two staircases if you are upstairs. If, and only if it is safe to do so you can take members who can walk and use stairs with you.
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
There are smoke and heat alarms upstairs which will be triggered in the event of a fire. Any members that can't use stairs will be assisted by two dedicated members of staff, who are aware of their responsibilities in the event of an incident.
Main entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
Rear entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Rear entrance fire exit
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
This exit requires you to push the green button to the left of the door.
Side entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Rear entrance fire exit
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
This exit requires you to push the green button to the left of the door.
Fire extinguishers
Fire alarms and fire warden
Please DO NOT use the fire extinguishers or the fire blanket if you have no been trained to do so. Please inform the fire warden on duty, named by the main entrance.
Fire alarms and fire warden
Fire alarms and fire warden
If there is a fire or smoke and the alarm is not sounding, break the glass. Please inform the fire warden on duty, named by the main entrance.
Meeting point, car park unit 6.
Meeting point, car park unit 6.
The meeting point in the event of a fire is the car park of unit 6, at the front of our building. Please meet her if it is safe to do so. Please always listen to any instructions given by the fire warden(s).
Chipping Norton
Stair access from session room 2
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Stair access from the function room
In the event of a fire, all volunteers should make their way to the nearest fire exit. There are two staircases if you are upstairs. If, and only if it is safe to do so you can take members who can walk and use stairs with you.
Stair access from the function room
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Stair access from the function room
In the event of a fire, all volunteers should make their way to the nearest fire exit. There are two staircases if you are upstairs. If, and only if it is safe to do so you can take members who can walk and use stairs with you.
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
There are smoke and heat alarms upstairs which will be triggered in the event of a fire. Any members that can't use stairs will be assisted by two dedicated members of staff, who are aware of their responsibilities in the event of an incident.
Main entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
Rear entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Rear entrance fire exit
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
This exit requires you to push the green button to the left of the door.
Side entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Rear entrance fire exit
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
This exit requires you to push the green button to the left of the door.
Fire extinguishers
Fire alarms and fire warden
Please DO NOT use the fire extinguishers or the fire blanket if you have no been trained to do so. Please inform the fire warden on duty, named by the main entrance.
Fire alarms and fire warden
Fire alarms and fire warden
If there is a fire or smoke and the alarm is not sounding, break the glass. Please inform the fire warden on duty, named by the main entrance.
Meeting point, car park unit 6.
Meeting point, car park unit 6.
The meeting point in the event of a fire is the car park of unit 6, at the front of our building. Please meet her if it is safe to do so. Please always listen to any instructions given by the fire warden(s).
CARTERTON
Stair access from session room 2
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Stair access from the function room
In the event of a fire, all volunteers should make their way to the nearest fire exit. There are two staircases if you are upstairs. If, and only if it is safe to do so you can take members who can walk and use stairs with you.
Stair access from the function room
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Stair access from the function room
In the event of a fire, all volunteers should make their way to the nearest fire exit. There are two staircases if you are upstairs. If, and only if it is safe to do so you can take members who can walk and use stairs with you.
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
There are smoke and heat alarms upstairs which will be triggered in the event of a fire. Any members that can't use stairs will be assisted by two dedicated members of staff, who are aware of their responsibilities in the event of an incident.
Main entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
Rear entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Rear entrance fire exit
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
This exit requires you to push the green button to the left of the door.
Side entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Rear entrance fire exit
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
This exit requires you to push the green button to the left of the door.
Fire extinguishers
Fire alarms and fire warden
Please DO NOT use the fire extinguishers or the fire blanket if you have no been trained to do so. Please inform the fire warden on duty, named by the main entrance.
Fire alarms and fire warden
Fire alarms and fire warden
If there is a fire or smoke and the alarm is not sounding, break the glass. Please inform the fire warden on duty, named by the main entrance.
Meeting point, car park unit 6.
Meeting point, car park unit 6.
The meeting point in the event of a fire is the car park of unit 6, at the front of our building. Please meet her if it is safe to do so. Please always listen to any instructions given by the fire warden(s).
Launton
Stair access from session room 2
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Stair access from the function room
In the event of a fire, all volunteers should make their way to the nearest fire exit. There are two staircases if you are upstairs. If, and only if it is safe to do so you can take members who can walk and use stairs with you.
Stair access from the function room
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Stair access from the function room
In the event of a fire, all volunteers should make their way to the nearest fire exit. There are two staircases if you are upstairs. If, and only if it is safe to do so you can take members who can walk and use stairs with you.
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
There are smoke and heat alarms upstairs which will be triggered in the event of a fire. Any members that can't use stairs will be assisted by two dedicated members of staff, who are aware of their responsibilities in the event of an incident.
Main entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Smoke and heat alarms, and vulnerable members
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
Rear entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Rear entrance fire exit
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
This exit requires you to push the green button to the left of the door.
Side entrance fire exit
Main entrance fire exit
Rear entrance fire exit
There are three fire exits on the ground floor, the main entrance, the side entrance and the rear entrance.
This exit requires you to push the green button to the left of the door.
Fire extinguishers
Fire alarms and fire warden
Please DO NOT use the fire extinguishers or the fire blanket if you have no been trained to do so. Please inform the fire warden on duty, named by the main entrance.
Fire alarms and fire warden
Fire alarms and fire warden
If there is a fire or smoke and the alarm is not sounding, break the glass. Please inform the fire warden on duty, named by the main entrance.
Meeting point, car park unit 6.
Meeting point, car park unit 6.
The meeting point in the event of a fire is the car park of unit 6, at the front of our building. Please meet her if it is safe to do so. Please always listen to any instructions given by the fire warden(s).
Fire procedures in village halls
Each village hall will have its own fire procedure, and this should always be read and understood before running a session there. Staff and volunteers should make themselves familiar with the fire exits, evacuation routes, assembly point, alarm points, and any specific instructions displayed in the hall. Do not assume that every venue works in the same way.
In the event of a fire, the priority is to move people away from danger as calmly and safely as possible. When supporting people living with dementia, use clear, simple instructions and reassurance. Avoid panic, rushing, or raising your voice unless there is immediate danger. Some people may be confused, reluctant to leave, or unsure of what is happening, so staff should guide them gently, using familiar names where possible and offering physical support only where appropriate.
Common sense should always be applied. Do not stop to collect belongings, do not use lifts unless the venue procedure specifically says it is safe to do so, and do not re-enter the building once outside. If someone is at immediate risk, move them to the nearest safe exit or place of safety and alert the emergency services or fire marshal as soon as possible. Staff should work together, communicate clearly, and make sure everyone is accounted for at the assembly point.