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This document discusses fire safety and the proper use of fire extinguishers. It explains the three components needed for a fire, different classes of fires, types of fire extinguishers and their uses, and the P.A.S.S. method for using an extinguisher. Key safety tips include only fighting small, incipient fires if you have the proper equipment, and evacuating the building immediately if the fire spreads or your instincts say to get out.
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- 1. Fire Safety & Fire Extinguisher Use
- 2. How Does a Fire Work? • Three components • Need all three components to start a fire • Fire extinguishers remove one or more of the components
- 3. Types of Fires • Class A - Wood, paper,cloth, trash • Class B - Flammable liquids, oil, gas, grease • Class C - Electrical, energized electrical equipment • Class D - Combustible metals
- 4. Different Kinds of Extinguishers The 4 most common fire extinguishers: – All Purpose Water – Carbon Dioxide – Multi-Purpose Dry Chemical – Dry Powder Each kind of extinguisher has a specific use
- 5. All Purpose Water • Use on CLASS A fires • Pressurized water • Pressure gauge present
- 6. Carbon Dioxide • Use on CLASS B and CLASS C fires • Hard, plastic nozzle • No pressure gauge
- 7. Multi-Purpose Dry Chemical • Use on CLASS A, CLASS B, and CLASS C fires • Fine powder under pressure • Pressure gauge present
- 9. P.A.S.S. Method Pull the pin This will allow you to squeeze the handle in order to discharge the extinguisher
- 10. P.A.S.S. Method Aim at the base of the fire Aiming at the middle will do no good. The agent will pass through the flames.
- 11. P.A.S.S. Method Squeeze the handle This will release the pressurized extinguishing agent
- 12. P.A.S.S. Method Sweep side to side Cover the entire area that is on fire. Continue until fire is extinguished. Keep an eye on the area for re-lighting.
- 13. When NOT to Fight a Fire! • Remember to keep an exit to your back • Only fight a fire in the incipient stage
- 14. Most Important ºÝºÝߣ NEVER fight a fire if any of the following apply: • Don’t have the proper extinguisher or equipment • Fire has spread beyond its point of origin • Your instincts tell you GET OUT
- 15. Emergency Procedures In the Event of Fire • Pull nearest alarm station • Immediately exit the building If you hear an alarm DO NOT assume it is a drill, your life may depend on it!
- 16. Emergency Procedures Building Evacuation • Proceed to nearest exit in an orderly fashion • Assemble at least 100 feet from building • Provide emergency crews with information about people still in the building • Provide information to emergency crews about the reason for evacuation • Never re-enter a building until instructed to by the police department, fire department, or EHS staff.