A Fire Station

key notes:

What is a Fire Station?

• A fire station is a building where firefighters and their equipment, like fire trucks, hoses, and tools, are kept.

Role of Firefighters:

• Firefighters are trained people who respond to emergencies such as fires, accidents, and rescues.
• Their job is to save lives, put out fires, and help during emergencies.

Fire Station Equipment:

• Fire engines or trucks: These carry water, ladders, and other tools to help fight fires.
• Hoses: Used to spray water on fires.
• Protective gear: Helmets, jackets, and boots that keep firefighters safe from heat and flames.

Fire Alarm System:

• Fire stations have a special alarm system that alerts firefighters when there is an emergency. They must respond quickly to help.

Fire Station Activities:

• Firefighters also do other tasks like checking and cleaning their equipment, practicing drills, and educating people about fire safety.

Fire Drills and Safety Education:

• Fire stations often teach children and adults about fire safety, including what to do in case of a fire.

How Firefighters Help the Community:

• Firefighters don’t just put out fires; they help people during car accidents, floods, and even when pets are stuck in dangerous places.

Emergency Number:

• The emergency number to call if there’s a fire is usually 101 (or the local emergency number).

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