Welcome! Let's learn how to make a home fire safety plan to keep your family safe.
A home safety plan helps everyone act fast during an emergency. First, walk through your home and find two ways out of every room. Doors and windows can both be used as exits.
Next, pick a safe meeting place outside, like a specific tree or mailbox. This spot must be a safe distance away from the front of your house.
Finally, practice your escape plan twice a year with your family. Test your smoke alarms every month so you know they work properly.
✏️ Worked example
Develop a fire escape plan for Alex's bedroom.
1. Find exit 1: Alex uses the main bedroom door to reach the hallway.
2. Find exit 2: If smoke blocks the hallway, Alex uses the bedroom window.
3. Choose a meeting place: Alex picks the big oak tree by the driveway.
4. Add emergency contacts: Alex writes down 911 on the plan.
5. Share and practice: Alex tests the plan with family members.
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