what are the harmful effects of fire accidents
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The fire of an industrial or commercial establishment has impacts, direct and indirect, on the man, the company and the environment.
The human cost is important for the victim and his relatives: intoxication related to fumes and gases, asphyxiation, burns (the temperature of the flames can go from 600 to 1200 ° C), injuries related to the collapse of the structures, anxiety or stress related at the closure of the establishment (uncertainty about the future), disability, death ...
In addition, a fire has financial consequences for the employee who can lose his job and for the entrepreneur: the latter assumes almost all the financial consequences (compensation of victims, replacement of equipment, reconstruction of premises, stop of the production…).
There is usually a lot of damage (more or less long closure of the company) plus a loss of exploitation more or less serious: loss of computer data that has not been copied, destruction of stocks and tools of production, subcontractors turning to other customers, degradation of the brand image ...
The consequences of a fire for the company are often economically irremediable: in nearly 70% of the claims, the company disappears and the staff is unemployed.
The company is not the only one to be damaged in the event of a disaster: the environment is also affected by it: air pollution by flue gases, soil, water from fire extinguishers and runoff, visual pollution (landscape degradation), sometimes non-destructible waste generation.
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Your answer:
The fire of an industrial or commercial establishment has impacts, direct and indirect, on the man, the company and the environment.
The human cost is important for the victim and his relatives: intoxication related to fumes and gases, asphyxiation, burns (the temperature of the flames can go from 600 to 1200 ° C), injuries related to the collapse of the structures, anxiety or stress related at the closure of the establishment (uncertainty about the future), disability, death ...
In addition, a fire has financial consequences for the employee who can lose his job and for the entrepreneur: the latter assumes almost all the financial consequences (compensation of victims, replacement of equipment, reconstruction of premises, stop of the production…).
There is usually a lot of damage (more or less long closure of the company) plus a loss of exploitation more or less serious: loss of computer data that has not been copied, destruction of stocks and tools of production, subcontractors turning to other customers, degradation of the brand image ...
The consequences of a fire for the company are often economically irremediable: in nearly 70% of the claims, the company disappears and the staff is unemployed.
The company is not the only one to be damaged in the event of a disaster: the environment is also affected by it: air pollution by flue gases, soil, water from fire extinguishers and runoff, visual pollution (landscape degradation), sometimes non-destructible waste generation.
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If fire can start in an instant and continue to rage until its fuel source is depleted, destroying homes and property, causing injuries and taking lives within a matter of seconds. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), fire departments respond to over 350,000 home structure fires a year nationwide, causing almost $7 billion in direct damage. Far more tragic than property destruction, is the more than 2,500 civilian fire deaths and 12,300 civilian fire injuries annually. To prevent a devastating fire related loss, it‘s important to have a basic understanding of types of fires, how fires burn, and related dangers to look out for.
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