Water Rescue

Rescue workers search for survivors and bodies amongst the rubble

A firefighter screams in pain during his rescue

Rescue Helicopter

Fire Fighter / Rescuer

Rescue from Height

Rescue from Height

Leaning Ladder

Rescue from Height

Dogs Help Rescue

Rescue Team

Rescue Team

Normally 4-11 Members• Specialized Equipment

Operators• Technicians• Plumbers• Electricians• Welders• Helpers

Rescue 1122

Rescue 1122 2.10

Shelters

Rescue Tools

Pneumatic Rescue Tools

Hand Tool Rescue Kit

Knives / Saws / Cutters

Power Saw

Advanced Rescue Tools produces a very powerful Standard Ram extricationTool and can be used in two ways:

1. In-line to push or pull, as would be required in a dashboard lift.

2. With the Stroke Multiplier to pull perpendicular to the chains, as would be required to perform a dashboard roll or a steering column pull.

The Advanced Rescue Tools Standard Ram extrication tool can also be usedwith the Stroke Multiplier to pull perpendicular to the chains, as would be

required to perform a dashboard roll or a steering column pull.

Tripod Rescue

Rescue By Stages

1. Reconnaissance and dealing with surface casualties

2. Searching Slightly damaged building and immediate rescue

3. Exploration of likely survival points

4. Further exploration and selected debris removal

5. General debris clearance

6. Calling and listening period

Calling and listening period

Making a shaft without upsetting the debirs

Making a tunnel into basement

Making a ramp into basement

Lifting and carrying of debris bins

Debris Removal by Human Chain

Human Chain

Lowering the Casualty with Blanketing & Lashing on the Stretcher

Rescue from Height

Rescue from Height

Precautions

1. Always wear a safety helmet

2. Be alert of flammable gas smell

3. Don’t strike matches / use lighters

4. Avoid touching loose electric wires

5. Always walk close to walls

6. To prevent void collapse keep off wreckage as much as possible

7. Do not pull timber / polls out of wreckage indiscriminately

8. Don’t enter dangerous places without informing the companions

9. Observe precautions and use PPEs in contaminated areas

Precautions

Means of Escape

An integral part of the building

whereby persons can

escape from fire

to a place of safety

10 Plus Story Buildings on/offI.I. Chundrigar Road

Building Staircases

Habib Plaza 2

Uni Plaza 1

Uni Centre 2

Uni Tower 1

Muhammadi House 1

Chapal Plaza 1

Al-Rahim Tower 1

Gul Tower 1

• Signs • Directional

Signs• Illumination /

Lighting

Means of Escape

SIGNS & LIGHTING

Dial 16 for Fire Brigade from a neighbours house

Practice Home Escape Plans

Use stairways in multi story buildings

Never use lift during fire emergencies

Crawl low in smoke

Designate an

Assembly Area

and practice head count

during the drill

When it is safer to stay in your home?

If your escape route is blocked, it may be safer to stay and protect yourself until the fire brigade arrives

If your escape route is blocked

• If you can’t open the window – break the glass in the bottom corner

• Make jagged edges safe with a towel or blanket

If you’re on the ground or first floor, go out of a window. Use bedding to cushion your fall

If your escape route is blocked

•Lower your self.

•Don’t jump!

If your escape route is blocked

If your escape route is blocked

• Get every one into the room and close the door. Smoke and fumes can kill people quickly.

• Put bedding round the door to block smoke.

If your escape route is blocked

Open the window and call for help

If your clothes catch fire

Keep doors closed at night

This will help delay the spread of fire and smoke

Before you go to bed each night

Are fire and

smoke doors

kept closed

whenever possible

and always after

working hours?

Casualty Handling

& Transportation

Techniques

Human CrutchWalking aid for a weak casualty

&

For a casualty having leg injury

Fireman’s Lift

Pick A Back

Cradle

Removal Down Stairs / Dragging

Fireman’s Crawl

Fore & Aft Carry

Two Handed Seat

To carry an unconscious casualty

Three Handed Seat

To carry a casualty with one leg injured

Four Handed Seat

Use of chair

Preparing the Stretcher

Improvised Stretchers

Use of door and other planks

Orthopaedic Stretcher

This scoop stretcher is used to lift the casualty who must be moved in the position he/she is found

Not to carry the casualty

Blanket Lift

To lift the Casualty from ground

&

To load the casualty on stretcher

Lifting & Carrying the Stretcher

Improvised Stretchers

Use of door and other planks

Improvised Stretchers

Use of blanket

Fire Protection Association of Pakistan

AS-4, Row # 9, Block-A, NCEHS, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Block 10-A, Off Rashid Minhas Road, Opp: Aladin

Park, Karachi

info@fpap.org.pk www.fpap.org.pk

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