Fire Safety

Fire Safety. Each of these three elements must be present at the same time to have a fire. A fire will burn until one or more of the elements is removed. Fuel Any combustible material – solid, liquid or gas. Heat

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Fire Safety. Aims & Objectives. To ensure that designated colleagues are aware of their role when the alarm sounds. The session will include: the action that needs to be taken by colleagues practical experience in the safe use of fire extinguishers.

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Fire Safety. The “Fire Triangle” identifies the three components of any fire: Fuel paper, wood, flammable gas, energized electrical equipment, etc... Energy (heat), sufficient to support combustion. Often referred to as the ignition source. Oxidizer (air)

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Fire Safety. Types of Fires and Fire Extinguishers. Types of Extinguishers. Water Dry Chemical Carbon Dioxide Sand/Salt. Types of Fires. Class A Fires. All fires that leave ashes Example: wood, paper, tissues, fabrics Use water or dry chemical extinguishers. Class B Fires.

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FIRE SAFETY. Preventing Fire Injury Incidents. FIRE REQUIREMENTS. Source of Fuel Oxygen or other oxidizer Source of ignition Chemical chain reaction. FIRE CONTROL METHODS. Control source of fuel Control source of oxygen Control ignition source Prevent chemical chain reaction.

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Safety Unit Lesson 7. Fire Safety. Fire Triangle. Fire Safety. Welding fires are caused by sparks, slag, and torch flames. Fires can also happen when combustible materials come in contact with a hot work piece.

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FIRE SAFETY. Fires can either be extinguished by smothering the flames with a fire blanket or clothing ( removing the oxygen ) or by using a fire extinguisher ( removing the heat )

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Fire Safety. Fires and Fire Alarms at ACPL. November 2012. Learning Objectives. Identify fire hazards in library buildings Identify hazards in blocking access to emergency exits and pull stations in library buildings

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Fire Safety. Thematic Handout. Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Chelsy DeLaney. Rational. While working at Head Start, I observed children that were frightened by the fire drills, I believe this was due to not being informed and educated on what a fire drill is and why we have them.

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Fire Safety. At the conclusion of this training, the trainees should be able to: Discuss how to protect patients, personnel, visitors and property from fire and smoke Verbalize the roles and responsibilities of personnel at the fire’s point of origin and away from the fire’s point of origin

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Fire Safety. Presenter’s Name and Title Location and Date. Fire alarm Exits Muster point Restrooms Cell phones STOP WORK AUTHORITY. Safety Information. Safety Moment. How many people have smoke alarms in their own homes? How many people have fire extinguishers in their

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Fire Safety. Fire is. A form of a chemical reaction that involves the rapid oxidation of combustible fuel (material) with the subsequent liberation of heat and light. Types of Fire, there are two types of fire:. A ) C ontrolled (safe) fire.

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FIRE SAFETY. MATSE 392/CHEM 393. Steve Mitchell. Fire Prevention Officer Urbana Fire Rescue. Campus Fire Protection is a combined effort. UIUC Division of Environmental Health and Safety Urbana Fire Rescue Champaign Fire Department. EMERGENCY 911 Campus phone 9+911 DEHS

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fire safety. IN THE EVENT OF FIRE. Call Point. OPERATE CALL POINT CLOSE DOORS DO NOT RUN FOLLOW THE EXIT SIGNS GO TO YOUR ASSEMBLY POINT. Fire Alarm. EVACUATION. Use Your nearest available Fire Exit Do not go back for personal belongings Do not use Lifts

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FIRE SAFETY. KEEPING YOUR HOME AND FAMILY SAFE. Fire Safety. In the event of a fire, it is important to remember that TIME is your biggest enemy and every second counts! In less than 30 SECONDS a small flame can grow out of control and turn into a major fire.

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Fire Safety. UNIVERSITY of N ORTHERN C OLORADO. How to Move Forward/Backward when viewing this slide show. To move forward press enter or the down arrow key To view the previous slide press backspace or the up arrow key. Why learn about fire safety?.

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Fire Safety. The Facts…. In 2005-2009, U.S. fire departments responded to an estimated average of 3,840 structure fires in dormitories, fraternities, sororities, and barracks.

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Fire Safety. Fire Alarm: In the event of a fire alarm activation a continuous bell will sound. Upon hearing the alarm please evacuate the building The event organisers will act as fire marshals and ask you to evacuate one tier at a time. from the nearest exit situated;

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FIRE SAFETY. Introduction. All health care professionals should be trained in fire prevention and in first-response action to a fire hazard. The Fire Triangle. The elements necessary for a fire risk to occur are -fuel: something that will burn -heat: enough to make it burn

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Fire Safety. Fire. Heat? Light? Burning? Carbon Monoxide Toxic Smoke Dark Smoke. Fire tetrahedron. Oxygen Fuel Heat Chain reaction. Fire triangle. Oxygen Fuel Heat. Oxygen. Surrounding air Oxygen tanks/Piped oxygen lines Oxidizing agents (self-producing). Oxygen. AIR.

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FIRE SAFETY. FIRE CLASSES. Class A Fire - Combustibles such as wood, paper textiles, where a quenching, cooling effect is required Class B Fire - flammable liquids, gasoline, oils, fats, paint, where oxygen exclusion or flame interruption is essential

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