Employee Attitude

  1. Become familiar with your organization's evacuation plan. Know what your role/ responsibility is in a fire emergency. Know where the alarms and fire extinguishers are located., and learn how to assist in the evacuation of customers, including people with disabilities.
  2. Take time to learn what kind of fire suppression system your facility has. Find out how it works and be prepared to operate it in an emergency.
  3. Adopt the attitude that your kitchen is a "hazard area". Watch for the accumulation of grease on stoves/hoods, missing knobs on burners, and missing filters on hood systems.
  4. Remain alert to the dangers of leaving cooking food unattended.
  5. Keep kitchen exitways clear and free of storage materials. Become familiar with all exiting options from the kitchen area.

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