NCC Mall Fire Incident Report Example – [Edit & Download]
Report Title
Fire Incident Report for NCC Mall Electrical Fire
Incident Details
- Date and Time of Incident: November 12, 2025, at approximately 3:15 PM
- Location of Incident: NCC Mall, 3rd Floor Food Court, Central City
Reporter Information
- Name of Reporter: Sarah Kim
- Contact Information: 555-2323, sarah.kim@nccmall.com
- Position: Mall Security Manager
Description of the Incident
A fire broke out near the food court on the third floor of NCC Mall, specifically originating from an overloaded electrical outlet behind a beverage kiosk. Smoke was first noticed by a food court employee who saw sparks and flames coming from the outlet used for multiple appliances.
Action Taken
The mall’s emergency response team was immediately dispatched to the scene, utilizing fire extinguishers and shutting down the main power supply to the area to prevent further spread. The mall was evacuated efficiently thanks to recent drills and clear signage. The local fire department was alerted and arrived within minutes, fully extinguishing the fire by 3:45 PM.
Damage Assessment
The fire caused considerable damage to the beverage kiosk and surrounding seating area. Preliminary estimates place the damage at around $100,000, including loss of equipment and revenue due to temporary closure of nearby businesses.
Witness Information
- Name: Tom Bennett
- Statement: “I saw sparks flying from the outlet as soon as the blender was turned on, and then smoke started filling up.”
- Contact Details: 555-2740, tombennett@nccmall.com
Investigation Findings
Initial investigations suggest the fire was caused by electrical overload and improper use of a single outlet for multiple high-power appliances. Inspections revealed that the wiring was not up to code, and safety standards for electrical installations were not adequately followed.
Follow-up Actions
The mall management will conduct a thorough review and upgrade of all electrical systems to comply with national safety standards. All food court vendors will receive additional training on fire safety and electrical usage. Regular safety audits will be implemented to ensure compliance with updated fire safety protocols.
Attachments
- Photos of the damaged area
- Witness statements
- Fire department’s preliminary and final reports
- List of damaged property and estimated repair costs
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NCC Mall Fire Incident Report Example – [Edit & Download]
Report Title
Fire Incident Report for NCC Mall Electrical Fire
Incident Details
Date and Time of Incident: November 12, 2025, at approximately 3:15 PM
Location of Incident: NCC Mall, 3rd Floor Food Court, Central City
Reporter Information
Name of Reporter: Sarah Kim
Contact Information: 555-2323, sarah.kim@nccmall.com
Position: Mall Security Manager
Description of the Incident
A fire broke out near the food court on the third floor of NCC Mall, specifically originating from an overloaded electrical outlet behind a beverage kiosk. Smoke was first noticed by a food court employee who saw sparks and flames coming from the outlet used for multiple appliances.
Action Taken
The mall’s emergency response team was immediately dispatched to the scene, utilizing fire extinguishers and shutting down the main power supply to the area to prevent further spread. The mall was evacuated efficiently thanks to recent drills and clear signage. The local fire department was alerted and arrived within minutes, fully extinguishing the fire by 3:45 PM.
Damage Assessment
The fire caused considerable damage to the beverage kiosk and surrounding seating area. Preliminary estimates place the damage at around $100,000, including loss of equipment and revenue due to temporary closure of nearby businesses.
Witness Information
Name: Tom Bennett
Statement: “I saw sparks flying from the outlet as soon as the blender was turned on, and then smoke started filling up.”
Contact Details: 555-2740, tombennett@nccmall.com
Investigation Findings
Initial investigations suggest the fire was caused by electrical overload and improper use of a single outlet for multiple high-power appliances. Inspections revealed that the wiring was not up to code, and safety standards for electrical installations were not adequately followed.
Follow-up Actions
The mall management will conduct a thorough review and upgrade of all electrical systems to comply with national safety standards. All food court vendors will receive additional training on fire safety and electrical usage. Regular safety audits will be implemented to ensure compliance with updated fire safety protocols.
Attachments
Photos of the damaged area
Witness statements
Fire department’s preliminary and final reports
List of damaged property and estimated repair costs