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What alarm is used to warn people if there is fire onboard?

The alarm signal for a Fire is one long blast on the general alarm and ship's whistle. If you hear this alarm, muster on the main deck with your life jacket and immersion suit. Await instructions and be prepared to assist in fighting the fire.



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