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Personlights a
fire on a day of Total
Fire Ban
CATASTROPHIC again, leave
early and visit friends in town
Fire Danger Rating = CATASTROPHIC
Lightning starts a bushfire
Getting better prepared
The fire front has passed, you
extinguish spot fires from embers
A fire is close, but you + your property are
prepared – you STAY AND DEFEND
Going on holidays – check local
bushfire information for our destination
Check your Emergency Kit
is ready and full
Aunty Beryl arrives,
we talk about our plan
Radio says fire in area – this
triggers you to LEAVE EARLY
Ring the Bushfire
Information Line 1800 000 699
Firefighters put fire
out Hot Day? Drink more water
Grandpa flicks his cigarette butt out the car window
Neighbours come over for a BBQ, we talk about our plan
Prepare our property – put
metal flyscreens on windows
Check the locations of your
Nearby Safer Place Nearby Safer Place
Kids are home alone on school
holidays, we talk about our plan
Put Emergency Numbers on the fridge or save them in your mobile phone
Bushfire Permit Periodbegins
Family completes BUSHFIRE SURVIVALPLAN
Review the family BUSHFIRE
SURVIVAL PLANand stickwith it!
Check our plan includes what
we’ll do with our pets
and animals during a fire
Uncle Bob’s welding starts
a grass fire
Get a copy ofTFS Bushfire
Survival Plan
More growth (bushfire fuel)
Grass is starting to grow
Mum catches you playing with
matches
Check the TFS Facebook page for
information
Cover yourface when you
Stop, Drop, Rock and Roll to protect
your face and airway
Kids practice Stop, Drop,
Rock and Roll
Always cool a burn under cold
water for 20 minutes
Local firefighters
visit our School
Place a fire blanket in the
kitchen
House Fire? Get Out and
Stay Out! Go to your Safe Meeting Place
HOUSE FIRE – Lucky no one
is hurt
fire.tas.gov.au – TFS Online
Check TFS Online fire.tas.gov.au
Left campfire unattended
Drying Clothes too close to a
heater
Bushfire Alert Levels
Bushfire Alert Levels Clear the
gutters ofleaves
and twigs
Show Mum the TasAlert web site
Don’t leave the cooking unattended
Learn about Bushfire Alerts so
we can make informed decisions
Kids learn “Get Down Low +
Go Go Go” It’s raining again!
More rain!
It’s raining
Hay shed on fire
Prepare our property for fire
season – Dad cleans out the
gutters
Damp hay in the shed fire.tas.gov.au
Sheep in the paddock
reduce vegetation around the house
Old tractor not maintained – starts a grass fire
Go for a swim
Grass won’t stop growing
Update our family Emergency
KitNO FIRES
allowed on Total Fire Ban Days
Hot and windy day
Hot and windy day
Rake up leavesand bark
Hot andwindy
Hot windy day
MOVE 2 SQUARES
MOVE 2 SQUARES
MOVE 2 SQUARES
MOVE 4 SQUARES
Firefighters put fire
out
MOVE 4 SQUARES
Firefighters put fire
out
MOVE 4 SQUARES
Firefighters put fire
out
MOVE 4 SQUARES
MOVE 1 SQUARE
GO BACK 6 SQUARES
Fire Danger Rating = EXTREME
GO BACK 4 SQUARES
Fire Danger Rating = SEVERE
GO BACK 2 SQUARES
GO BACK 5 SQUARES
Firefighters put fire
out
MOVE 4 SQUARES
MOVE 2 SQUARES
Firefighters put fire
out
MOVE 4 SQUARES
GO BACK 4 SQUARES
ADVICEWATCH & ACTEMERGENCY
WINNEREVERYONE
IS SAFE!
For more information on what you can do to prepare for the fire season, visit fire.tas.gov.au or call 1800 000 699
INSTRUCTIONSThe aim of the game is to be the first player to reach the end by moving across the board from square 1 to square 100. You will travel the board from base to top, left to right, right to left and so on, following the numbers. Use the information within this game to learn about home fire safety tips and how you can prepare your property for bushfire.
How to PlayEach player throws the dice and the player with the highest number goes first, the player with the lowest number goes last. Each player then takes their turn to roll the dice and move the number of squares shown on the dice. If a player rolls a six, they can have their move and roll the dice again.
If a player lands on a square that has the head of a HOSE on it, the player must slide down the hose to the square at the end of hose. If a player lands on a square that is at the base of the LADDER, the player can move to the square at the top of the ladder. A player can also move forward if they land on a green MOVE # SQUARES and must move backward if they land on a red GO BACK # SQUARES.
Know YOUR bushfire risk.Make a plan.
Credit: NSW Rural Fire Service
HOSES AND LADDERSBUSHFIRE SURVIVAL GAME