Instructions on fire safety measures
Dear guests!
Please observe the fire safety regulations in buildings intended for human habitation.
1. Smoking is prohibited in buildings (dormitories, hotels, etc.) and premises (rooms for temporary residence of people, guest rooms).
2. Smoking is allowed in places specially designated for this purpose, marked with signs "Smoking area".
3. It is forbidden to use electric irons, electric stoves, electric kettles and other electric heaters in rooms for temporary residence of people.
4. Operate electrical wires and cables with visible insulation defects.
5. It is forbidden to use an open flame in buildings and premises.
6. When leaving the room(s), do not leave unattended household electrical appliances connected to the electrical network, including those in standby mode (TV, radio, air conditioner, lighting lamps, chargers).
7. We remind you that it is dangerous to cover switched-on floor lamps and table lamps with objects made of combustible material.
8. It is unacceptable to bring and store explosive, fire-explosive and fire-hazardous substances and materials in apartments, dorm rooms and hotel rooms.
9. Do not leave small children unattended and do not allow children to play with matches and lighters.
10. If you arrive at the building for the first time, try to remember the location of the escape exits and stairs well.
In case of a fire in your room:
Immediately report the incident to the fire department by phone -01, 112, indicating the address of the facility, the floor that is on fire, and your last name;
Don't panic!
Take all possible measures to eliminate the fire using primary fire extinguishing agents;
If it is not possible to eliminate the burning gorenje by yourself, leave the room and close the door without locking it.;
Be sure to inform the staff on duty about the fire, about the occurrence of a fire;
Leave the danger zone and follow the instructions of the administration, the supervisor, or the fire department staff.
In case of a fire outside your room:
Immediately report the incident to the fire department by phone -01, 112;
Leave your room after you close the windows and doors; if the corridors and stairwells are heavily smoky and you cannot leave the room, stay in your room with the windows wide open.
A closed and well-sealed door can reliably protect you from dangerous temperatures. To avoid smoke poisoning, cover the cracks and vents with towels or bedding soaked in water.;
When the firefighters arrive at the scene, go to the window and give a sign for help.