Fire safety tips - aipl

• Turn off gas stoves and cylinders after cooking or before sleeping.
• Never overload electrical sockets or use damaged wires.
• Keep flammable materials (curtains, papers, etc.) away from heat sources.
• Do not leave candles or incense sticks unattended.
• Teach family members how to use a fire extinguisher and emergency exit routes.
• Store LPG cylinders safely in a ventilated area.

• Know your fire exits — never block them.
• Keep fire extinguishers accessible and ensure they’re serviced regularly.
• Avoid smoking in restricted or flammable zones.
• Report faulty wiring or burning smells immediately.
• Participate in fire drills and safety training sessions.
• Ensure all electrical equipment is turned off before leaving.

• Never leave cooking unattended.
• Keep a fire blanket or extinguisher nearby.
• Do not pour water on oil fires — cover it with a lid or use sand.
• Clean kitchen hoods and chimneys to prevent grease build-up.

• Ground all fuel tanks and nozzles to prevent static discharge.
• No smoking or open flames in fuel handling zones.
• Check fire hydrant and sprinkler systems regularly.
• Train staff for emergency shutdown procedures.
• Display safety signage and keep escape routes clear.

• Stay calm — don’t panic.
• Use the nearest safe exit — never use elevators.
• Alert others and call the fire department (Dial 101).
• If trapped, cover your nose and mouth with a wet cloth.
• Stop, Drop, and Roll if your clothes catch fire.

“Fire safety starts with awareness — prevention is always better than cure.”

— Addoxyone India Private Limited

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