Tips: How much do you know about hotel fire safety knowledge?

I. What must I do after I check into the hotel?

1. Before checking in, check the emergency evacuation route map behind the guest room door to find out where you are, the number and specific location of evacuation passages and stairs. The nearest, most convenient and outdoor route is preferred as the escape route, and other routes should be known as backup routes; Actually check the specific route, walk from top to bottom, go out of the house down, and go out of the roof up; If it is a super high-rise building with a building height exceeding 100 meters, it is also necessary to find out where the refuge floor or refuge room of the super high-rise building is.

2. Understand the setting of fire control facilities in the hotel, whether there are automatic fire alarm detectors and automatic spray head on the walkways and room roofs, and whether there are fire hydrants, fire doors, fire shutter doors and evacuation signs on the walkways.

Second, the hotel is on fire, how to escape correctly?

Smoke prevention: once you find a fire, don't open the door and watch. Quickly soak the sheets and towels with water to block the crack of the door to prevent smoke from entering, then cover your nose and mouth with wet towels and wait for rescue.

Evacuation: Listen to the oral guidance and broadcast guidance of hotel staff, and never be self-righteous and blindly evacuate without advice.

Self-rescue: Now many hotel rooms are equipped with self-rescue descent control devices and self-rescue ropes. When you check in, ask the waiter where to put it and how to use it. In case of fire, you can escape quickly.

Shelter: Generally speaking, if your room is not on fire, your room is the best shelter. At the same time, the public toilets, elevators, stairs and the refuge room at the end of the bag-shaped corridor in the hotel are also good places for temporary refuge.

Waiting for rescue: If the fire has spread by this time, keep calm. Don't jump off a building blindly when the floor is high. Use eye-catching items in your hands or shout for help so that firefighters can find and rescue at the first time.