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Posted By SeanThompson
Im in the middle of putting together some fire training. I was wondering if anyone has got any short videos showing how quickly fire spreads they could send me?
Many Thanks
Sean Thompson
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Posted By jackw.
Hi, As there are issues re passing on, copying etc. I think you will find you need to buy your own. The bradford football ground fire is a good example of how fast a fire can spread. It also has the benefit of being a real fire in real time. note of caution there are some "testing" moment in it when you will see people being burned. but it is a very good video for your purpose and for looking at human behaviour/action during an emergency.
cheers.
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Posted By SeanThompson
Many thanks. The Bradford fire is an effective video but i am looking for small clips to fit into a power point presentation. Which some people have emailed me so many thanks to them.
What sorts of things do people add into there fire training for general staff?
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Posted By GJB
Can I be cheeky and ask for any small fire clips to be forwarded to me please!
Thanks!
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Posted By Phillipe
Look up on google the Station Club Fire. The fire started after pyrotechnics ignited the upper ceiling area during a rock concert. It clearly shows what happened and the devastating consequences of people panicking in the melee that swiftly ensued. It lasts a few minutes but just shows in a very short space of time, maybe 2 minutes, what a devastating event it actually was. The whole thing was caught on camera by a member of the audience who managed to escape.
Good example of what you are after
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