商旅安全培训教材.pptVIP

坐飞机比坐汽车要安全22倍 * * First Entry – Can Have the Bell Hop first enter room. If you are by yourself…hold the door open, turn on the light, and visually scan the room to make sure no one else is in the room. You should be aware of where the emergency exits are located. Look at the floor layout on the back of the front door of the room to find out where are the locations of the two nearest emergency exits. Go out to the hallway and count the number of doors between your room and the nearest emergency exit. In the event your primary exit is blocked you should do the same for and count the number of doors between your room and the secondary emergency exit. You need to count the number of doors because in event of a fire you may not be able to see the exit sign due to smoke so you will be crawling on the floor to get to the emergency exits. That’s why you need to count the number of doors. You should check the emergency exit doors and make sure they are not locked. If the emergency exit doors are locked, notify the hotel manager ASAP. In the event of an emergency, be prepare to leave room immediately, so you should keep all essential Items you need nearby on the nightstand to grab and leave. A small travel flashlight may come in handly in the event of a power failure. * The next topic is hotel and motel fires. Past major fatalities at hotels and motels: 1980: MGM Grand Hotel, Las Vegas – 85 Fatalities 2004: Comfort Inn, Greenville, SC – 6 Fatalities 6 Critically Injured 1997: Hacienda Plaza Inn, Thornton, CO – 5 Fatalities The majority of the fatalities at these fires were due to smoke inhalation. This graph show the causes of these fires. As you can see, the majority of these fires are actually tied to the hotel or motel restaurant. * In the United States, there are more than 4000 hotels/motel fires per year. That equals to more than 10 per day. Pre-planning is important. It may save your life. In the event of a fire, you should take essential items whi