Hotel Fire Safety

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As we drive the streets of Houston and the surrounding communities, the devastation that has overtaken thousands of lives this past weekend can be overwhelming. This great state that we call home, has seen men & women without a cause other than to help save lives, and to serve one another without thinking or expecting anything back. It's been amazing to see everyone come together before, during, and now helping restore this great city!

If you can give to the need, please give. If you can lend a helping hand, please help. And if you can pray for the people who begin to put the pieces back together, please pray.

Thanks to the many hotels that have opened their doors to hundreds of families who had to be evacuated & to our first responders from here and abroad!

As a hotel employee, everyone has a specific responsibility when a hotel fire emergency occurs... What do you do?
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Are you part of your hotel’s fire safety team?
From hotel managers to the guest, everyone has different response procedures in a fire incident scenario.

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New HFS Blog post up today!
HOTEL FIRES CAN HAPPEN ANYTIME, ANYWHERE

The high-rise hotel buildings' construction and equipment fire safety features, fire and smoke spreading dynamics, and life threatening reactions from the guest whose thoughts are based on their own perceived potential death scenarios, accurate or not, are a small list of factors typically not considered by hotel management or their employees.

READ BLOG AT: https://www.hotelfiresafety.net/hfsblog

Did you know the majority of hotel fire deaths result from fires that started in the hotel bedroom?

Hotel managers, front desk personnel, building engineers, security personnel (if available), and guest all have different response procedures specific to their incident scenario.

Firefighters presume that everybody including building managers, staff, and occupants all know what the best procedures for response to fire alarms and fire are. Consequently, their expertise and concern is focused on what they have to do when they arrive, not what you need to do before they arrive.

The management and occupant response to fire alarms and fire issue is another field of fire-science between managing building occupancies (before firefighters arrive) and managing rescue and firefighter operations (after firefighters arrive) that has not been well researched to develop appropriate plans and procedures.

We can help with that!

We know the challenge of being able to train all of your hotel employees, and so we made it easy!

We've developed this educational, fire safety certification program site that is cross platform and is supported all on devices! We'll even give your team free resources to help educate managers & their entire staff.

Our "Response To Fire Alarms and Fire Procedures" for high-rise office buildings and high-rise hotels have been adopted by the National Fire Protection Association and most fire departments worldwide. You can check us out and even get a free resource from our home page at http://hotelfiresafety.net/

Seldom does an occupied high-rise hotel in the United States have a multi-floor fire, but it is not just good luck or coincidence. It is because of good high-rise building fire safety features and good fire response procedures.

The best response procedures consider:
• the type of building construction
• potential hazards like atrium ceiling openings
• the building fire safety features including stairwell & exit details
• the type of combustible furnishings

All of these can determine the amount of time fire and smoke needs to spread from the ignition location, and how to safely protect hotel guests and employees.
This is what Staged Evacuation does.

Staged Evacuation is just one of several procedures we discuss in the Hotel Employee Fire Safety Training Course!

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According to the NFPA's "Hotel and Motel Structure Fires" report:
• In an average year, one of every 12 hotels or motels reported a structure fire.

• Smoking materials started 10% of the fires in hotels and motels; these fires caused 79% of the deaths.

• Twelve percent of fires in hotels and motels began in a bedroom; these fires caused 72% of the associated civilian deaths and 31% of civilian injuries.

• When sprinklers were present and operated, 91% of sprinklers in hotel or motel fires operated effectively when present.

Source: NFPA's "Hotel and Motel Structure Fires" report: https://goo.gl/y7gRhd

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