FORUM3: FIRESAFETY

What is your opinion on our Fire Safety based on UBBL? Which regulations do you feel are most important and what would your recommendations be to further improve fire safety in buildings? Do you have other methods how we can innovate fire rescue and building safety?

Fire safety in UBBL is very important to protect lives or buildings in critical moments. The main focus of fire safety is on fire detection and alarm systems, fire escape routes, fire resistant building materials, and fire rescue services to achieve safe and efficient evacuation of people in case of fire.

Virtual training programs can be offered to help simulate emergency situations because virtualization can provide a highly immersive experience by creating realistic 3D environments that provide immersion and realism. Trainees feel as if they are present in a simulated emergency, which enhances their engagement and realism. This immersion helps simulate the stress, urgency, and environmental factors that occur in an actual emergency. In addition to this, the safety training environment helps to simulate emergency situations in VR, providing trainees with a safe training environment. They can learn and practice emergency response procedures without the risk of injury or property damage. Mistakes made in the virtual environment have no real-world impact.

It is recommended that fire detectors be installed Fire detection alarms: Most home fires are discovered late, miss the best time to extinguish the fire or escape, get trapped in the home, and eventually die from inhaling large amounts of smoke. Installing a fire detection alarm can minimize such things from happening. When there is fire and smoke, it detects and emits a high-decibel beeping alarm to alert people to escape

Improving building safety - Good fire protection design and construction review

Maintenance of heavy fire protection facilities and equipment

Continuously improve the technical level of fire protection engineering construction personnel

Good fire protection engineering construction commissioning and acceptance work