Deaf community fire safety

Fire safety messages in British Sign Language (BSL) (external website) 
It is estimated that 15% of the population has some degree of deafness - that’s about 150,000 people in the Avon area, of these people over 1,000 are British Sign Language users

Follow the link to view fire safety information videos in British Sign Language, this link takes you to an external website

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Avon Fire & Rescue Service has teamed up with Deafstation, from the University of Bristol, to bring you these videos in BSL. This helps us take fire safety messages to a wider audience.  

Take a look around the site, where you can find BSL videos on general fire safety, including planning an escape route and smoking safely, plus you can use the site to learn some basic BSL.

Thanks to Carolyn Nabarro for her help with the videos

If you would like to contact Avon Fire & Rescue, follow the link

Incidents

Smoking Safety
Smoking Safety
Put it out, right out! Make sure cigarettes are fully extinguished . Never leave lit cigarettes, cigars or pipes unattended. Never smoke in bed - you could doze off and set your bedding on fire.