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Comprehensive Guide to Fire Control, Prevention, and Notification Procedures

This training module covers essential elements of fire control, prevention, and notification procedures. It equips participants with practical skills, including the proper usage of fire extinguishers and knowledge of fire hazards within correctional agencies. Participants will learn about the classes of fires, types of extinguishers, and methods to protect life and property. The module emphasizes the importance of understanding fire chemistry, ignition sources, and emergency response protocols to ensure safety and preparedness in fire situations.

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Comprehensive Guide to Fire Control, Prevention, and Notification Procedures

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  1. MODULE 39Fire Control, Prevention & Notification

  2. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION A. Objective 1. 085. Describe fire control, prevention & notification procedures-elements of afire.

  3. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 2. 086: In a practical exercise, demonstrate to the satisfaction of the instructor, the proper procedure for using fire extinguishers.

  4. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 3. 095: Practical--Use of fire extinguisher 4. 188: Describe fire control, prevention & notification procedures- fire hazards in a correctional agency.

  5. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 5. 189: Describe fire control, prevention & notification procedures- prevention methods. 6. 190: Describe fire control, prevention & notification procedures-classes of fires & the types of extinguishers.

  6. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 7. 191: Describe fire control, prevention & notification procedures-procedures to protect life & property.

  7. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION B. Fire Defined 1. Chemical reaction known as combustion. 2. The rapid oxidation of combustible material accompanied by a release of energy in the form of heat and light.

  8. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION Elements of Fire O 2 FUEL CHEMICAL CHAIN REACTION HEAT / IGNITION SOURCE

  9. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION C. Fuel 1. Solid-paper, wood, trash, books, clothing, mattresses, etc. 2. Liquids-paint, gasoline, oil, thinners, etc. 3. Gas-propane, methane, natural gas, etc.

  10. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION D. Oxygen 1. Sixteen percent (16%) needed to have fire 2. We breathe a. Twenty one percent (21%) oxygen b. Seventy eight percent (78%) nitrogen c. One percent (1%) other elements

  11. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION E. Heat/ignition source (1%) 1. Hot surfaces a. Electric stove tops, hot metals b. Others 2. Open flames a. Matches, lighters, sparks b. Other

  12. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION • Elements of Fire 1. Friction a. Rubbing sticks or metal together

  13. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 2. Solar a. The sun, solar heating equipment & magnifying devices 3. Electrical factors a. Bare wires, electrical shorts & overloaded outlets

  14. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION H. Chemical Chain Reaction 1. Apply heat to any fuel and the fuel becomes volatile, taking on a gaseous state 2. The molecules are more active and easily oxidized.

  15. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION G. Fire Classifications 1. Class A - Fire in solid 2. Class B - Flammable liquids 3. Class C - Energized electrical systems 4. Class D - Burning metals

  16. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION J. Controlling Fire Elements 1. Fuel a. Searches & inspections b. Establish smoking & disposal areas c. Restrict overloaded outlets

  17. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION Killers in Fires Smoke Toxic Gases

  18. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 2. Fuel a. Fire plans, procedures & drills b. Contingency plans c. Appropriate/adequate equipment

  19. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 3. Sound alarm 4. Establish emergency security a. Locate extinguishing equipment b. Write report c. Make emergency repairs

  20. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION K. Fire Safety 1. Check equipment 2. Go in pairs 3. Maintain contact 4. Stay with a partner, in/out together

  21. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION L. Priorities in a Fire 1. Human Life 2. Communications 3. Armory 4. Records

  22. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION 5. Paint shop 6. Motor vehicles 7. Furniture 8. Empty housing

  23. FIRE CONTROL & PREVENTION

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