CLOSE - windows if you have time to do so without putting yourself at risk Do NOT stop to collect personal belongings – Do NOT Use the lift – Do NOT re-enter the building until instructed to do so by the – Fire Brigade Officer in Charge present or Security Personnel. How to call the fire brigade (or emergency services) by dialling the appropriate telephone number: Mile End Campus Site on a College – Dial extension ‘3333’ telephone that transfers the caller to the College Security Control Room (24 hours); the control room staff will then take the appropriate action. Other College Premises or Locations Dial 999, giving the – operator the address, your name and the location of any fire and any further details deemed relevant. For embedded spaces there may be an alternative number to call and this number can be found on the fire action notices located throughout the building. Whitechapel Dial on a College telephone that – extension ‘3333’ transfers the caller to the College Security Control Room (24 hours); the control room staff will then take the appropriate action. Charterhouse Square Dial on a College – extension ‘3333’ telephone that transfers the caller to the College Security Control Room (24 hours); the control room staff will then take the appropriate action. Hospital Premises Dial extension or as – ‘2222’ ‘5555’, appropriate for local building arrangements and instructions. Note: All staff should be familiar with the local emergency arrangements for their work location irrespective of whether or not – it forms part of the College, a College Institute, a Hospital building or other lease/rented property. Physical travel of the fire escape routes Note: For fire familiarisation purposes ALWAYS use and show the person receiving the training all escape routes regardless of local security alarms fitted to doors. Note: if routes have alarmed doors, but are marked as fire escape routes, then seek assistance to disable door security alarms and show staff during the familiarisation session the door operation and the route beyond. Assistance regarding using these doors can be sought from local security staff, building managers or in some cases the College Fire Safety Team.
CLOSE - windows if you have time to do so without putting yourself at risk Do NOT – stop to collect personal belongings Do NOT – Use the lift Do NOT – re-enter the building until instructed to do so by the Fire Brigade Officer in Charge present or Security Personnel. How to call the fire brigade (or emergency services) by dialling the appropriate telephone number: Mile End Campus Site – Dial extension ‘3333’ on a College telephone that transfers the caller to the College Security Control Room (24 hours); the control room staff will then take the appropriate action. Other College Premises or Locations – Dial 999, giving the operator the address, your name and the location of any fire and any further details deemed relevant. For embedded spaces there may be an alternative number to call and this number can be found on the fire action notices located throughout the building. Whitechapel – Dial extension ‘3333’ on a College telephone that transfers the caller to the College Security Control Room (24 hours); the control room staff will then take the appropriate action. Charterhouse Square – Dial extension ‘3333’ on a College telephone that transfers the caller to the College Security Control Room (24 hours); the control room staff will then take the appropriate action. Hospital Premises – Dial extension ‘2222’ or ‘5555’, as appropriate for local building arrangements and instructions. Note: All staff should be familiar with the local emergency arrangements for their work location – irrespective of whether or not it forms part of the College, a College Institute, a Hospital building or other lease/rented property. Physical travel of the fire escape routes Note: For fire familiarisation purposes ALWAYS use and show the person receiving the training all escape routes regardless of local security alarms fitted to doors. Note: if routes have alarmed doors, but are marked as fire escape routes, then seek assistance to disable door security alarms and show staff during the familiarisation session the door operation and the route beyond. Assistance regarding using these doors can be sought from local security staff, building managers or in some cases the College Fire Safety Team.