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 Objectives
 Discuss what is Fire.
 Discuss How Fires are Classified.
 Discuss Extinguisher Responsibilities.
 Discuss How to Extinguish Small Fires.
 Discuss How to Use a Portable Fire Extinguisher.
 Discuss How to Inspect a Portable Fire Extinguisher.
 Discuss How to Identify the Proper Fire Extinguisher.

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 Fire

HEAT FUEL • Fire is a chemical reaction in the proper ratio

of Fuel, Heat and Oxygen

OXYGEN

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 Classification of Fire
THERE ARE FOUR CLASSIFICATIONS OF FIRE:
 Class - A Wood, paper, cloth, rubber, some plastics.
 Class - B Gasoline, kerosene, paint, propane.
 Class - C Electrical equipment.
 Class - D Metals like magnesium, titanium, sodium

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Classification of Fire

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 Classification of Fire
CLASS “A” FIRES - ORDINARY COMBUSTIBLES:
 Keep storage and working areas free of trash.
 Place oily rages in covered containers.
 Control smoking in the area.
 Limit sources of possible ignition.
 Keep passages and fire doors clear at all times.
 Know the locations of fire extinguishers.

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 Classification of Fire
CLASS “B” FIRES - FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS OR GASES:
 Consider nonflammable substitutes for cleaners.
 Only refuel equipment in well ventilated areas.
 Properly store flammable liquids.
 Use flammable liquids only in well ventilated areas.
 Ensure storage drums are properly grounded.
 Restrict welding and cutting to authorized areas.
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 Classification of Fire
CLASS “C” FIRES - ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT:
 Inspect wiring and insulation frequently.
 Ensure motors are kept clean and lubricated.
 Be cognizant of unusual odors.
 Ensure outlets and connections are not overloaded.
 Never misuse fuses, look for correct rating.
 Keep motors free of dust and excess grease.
 Ensure machinery is properly maintained.

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 Classification of Fire
CLASS “D” FIRES - COMBUSTIBLE METALS:
 Control dust and turnings.
 Follow established control procedures.
 Never use wet sand or water to extinguish fires.
 Moisture releases oxygen which can fuel the fire.
 Metal fires can burn up to 5000 degrees.
 Metals can be extremely difficult to extinguish.

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Identifying The Proper Fire Extinguisher
LOOK AT THE FACEPLATE

ACME FIRE
EXTINGUISHER

FIRE EXTINGUISHER
MULTI-PURPOSE
DRY CHEMICAL

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Identifying The Proper Fire Extinguisher
• LOOK AT THE FACEPLATE

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Identifying The Proper Fire Extinguisher
• LOOK AT THE FACEPLATE

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In case of Fire what to do

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When you discover a Fire

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Thank You

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