Fire Safety Drill - Narrative Report
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Masaguitsit-Banalo National High School
NARRATIVE REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF THE
FIRE SAFETY DRILL
The fire safety drill, titled "Sa Pag-iwas sa
Sunog, Hindi ka Nag-iisa," took place on May
24, 2023, at 10:00 a., in the Masaguitsit-
Banalo National High School Covered Court.
The drill was coordinated by Mr. Edmundo G.
Bukas Jr., the School MDDRM Coordinator,
and featured speakers FO1 Jomari Q. Suayan
and FO1 John Denver B. Malarasta from the
Bureau of Fire Protection R4A Lobo Fire
Station. The event was attended by teachers,
other school personnel, and students from
grades 8 and 10, as the other grade levels were
engaged in modular distance learning.
The objective of the seminar was to equip
participants with basic knowledge about the
nature and behavior of fire and to increase
their awareness of fire safety, ensuring they
are better prepared in the event of a fire
educate the participants on various aspects of
fire safety, including locating fire exits,
evacuating buildings safely and orderly,
recognizing fire alarm sounds, assembling
at designated evacuation areas, and
extinguishing fires during the incipient
stage.
The course outline for the seminar
included the following topics:
Nature and Behavior of Fire: Participants
were educated about the characteristics
sources, fuel types, and fire spread.
Classes of Fire: The different classes of
fire, such as Class A (ordinary
combustibles), Class B (flammable liquids
and gases), Class C (electrical fires), Class
D (combustible metals), and Class K
(cooking oil and fat fires), were discussed
to provide participants with a
comprehensive understanding of fire
types.
Masaguitsit-Banalo National High School
NARRATIVE REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF THE
FIRE SAFETY DRILL
Stages of Fire: The stages of fire progression,
namely incipient, growth, fully developed, and
decay, were explained to enable participants to
recognize the severity of a fire and respond
accordingly.
Methods of Heat Transfer: Various methods of
heat transfer, including conduction, convection,
and radiation, were discussed to help
participants understand how fire spreads and
identify potential fire hazards.
Parts and Use of Fire Extinguisher: Participants
were trained on the different parts of a fire
extinguisher and how to operate it effectively.
The types of fire extinguishers suitable for
different classes of fire were also explained.
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG): Safety
precautions and proper handling techniques for
LPG, a commonly used fuel source in households,
were emphasized to prevent fire incidents related
to gas leaks or mishandling.
Fire Drill: The practical aspect of the seminar
involved students actively participating in a
hands-on drill. They were taught how to
manually put out a fire in a petroleum tank and
how to use a fire extinguisher to extinguish fires
during the incipient stage.
The fire safety drill was conducted successfully,
with active participation from the attendees.
Students learned valuable skills and knowledge
regarding fire safety, enabling them to be more
prepared in the event of a fire incident. The drill
the school community and ensuring the
well-being of all members.
Overall, the "Sa Pag-iwas sa Sunog, Hindi
ka Nag-iisa" fire safety drill was a significant
event in promoting fire safety awareness and
preparedness among the participants. The
hands-on drill will serve as valuable tools to
help prevent and respond effectively to fire
incidents in the future.
Prepared by:
SHIELA B. JANSALIN
Teacher II
Submitted to:
LORNA U. DINGLASAN, EdD
Principal IV
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Masaguitsit-Banalo National High School
NARRATIVE REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF THE
FIRE SAFETY DRILL
The fire safety drill, titled "Sa Pag-iwas sa
Sunog, Hindi ka Nag-iisa," took place on May
24, 2023, at 10:00 a.m., in the Masaguitsit-
Banalo National High School Covered Court.
The drill was coordinated by Mr. Edmundo G.
Bukas Jr., the School MDDRM Coordinator,
and featured speakers FO1 Jomari Q. Suayan
and FO1 John Denver B. Malarasta from the
Bureau of Fire Protection R4A Lobo Fire
Station. The event was attended by teachers,
other school personnel, and students from
grades 8 and 10, as the other grade levels were
engaged in modular distance learning.
The objective of the seminar was to equip
participants with basic knowledge about the
nature and behavior of fire and to increase
their awareness of fire safety, ensuring they
are better prepared in the event of a fire
incident. The drill aimed to prevent panic and
educate the participants on various aspects of
fire safety, including locating fire exits,
evacuating buildings safely and orderly,
recognizing fire alarm sounds, assembling
at designated evacuation areas, and
extinguishing fires during the incipient
The course outline for the seminar
included the following topics:
Nature and Behavior of Fire: Participants
were educated about the characteristics
and behavior of fire, including its ignition
sources, fuel types, and fire spread.
Classes of Fire: The different classes of
fire, such as Class A (ordinary
combustibles), Class B (flammable liquids
and gases), Class C (electrical fires), Class
D (combustible metals), and Class K
(cooking oil and fat fires), were discussed
to provide participants with a
comprehensive understanding of fire
