Shelter-In-Place Procedures Evaluation of bushfire risk and the safety of occupants has determined that the SECONDARY action to follow under normal bushfire conditions is to shelter at a designated on-site refuge. On-Site Refuge(s) Designated On-Site Refuges 1. 2. 3. 4. Sheltering Procedures Trigger(s) Actions Advise TFS, 000 that people are sheltering at 1. Instructed by TFS/TAS Police; or premises 2. Prevented from Evacuation due to road closure Take shelter in building/site protecting guests etc; or from radiant heat 3. Fire in close proximity, considered too dangerous Monitor building interior for outbreaks of fire to leave. within and extinguish if possible Soak towels and place under doors to exclude 4. embers 5. Wear sturdy clothing and footwear if available. Ensure people can exit structure if it catches 6. fire. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Once the threat has passed, refer to: Procedures Following Bushfire.
Shelter-In-Place Procedures Evaluation of bushfire risk and the safety of occupants has determined that the SECONDARY action to follow under normal bushfire conditions is to shelter at a designated on-site refuge. On-Site Refuge(s) Designated On-Site Refuges 1. 2. 3. 4. Sheltering Procedures Trigger(s) Actions 1. Instructed by TFS/TAS Police; or Advise TFS, 000 that people are sheltering at premises 2. Prevented from Evacuation due to road closure etc; or Take shelter in building/site protecting guests from radiant heat 3. Fire in close proximity, considered too dangerous to leave. Monitor building interior for outbreaks of fire within and extinguish if possible 4. Soak towels and place under doors to exclude embers 5. Wear sturdy clothing and footwear if available. 6. Ensure people can exit structure if it catches fire. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. Once the threat has passed, refer to: Procedures Following Bushfire.
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