EXTINGUISHER TRAINING Presented by: Dan Klimek Sisk & Company.

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EXTINGUISHER TRAINING Presented by: Dan Klimek Sisk & Company

Objectives Review “Fire Prevention and Protection” section of the safety manual. Analyze the combustion process and the different fire classes. To identify fire extinguisher types, operating procedures, capabilities, and limitations. To explain P.A.S.S. as it relates to fire extinguisher use.

First rule – take measures to prevent fires from starting. Do not carry matches and cigarette lighters into prohibited areas. Know and abide by “No Smoking” areas. Follow bonding and grounding practices. All company vehicles should be equipped with an approved ABC extinguisher. Inspect extinguishers per the policy in your safety manual.

combine in the correct proportions, a fire will result. The Combustion Process The factors needed for fire: Oxygen Fuel Heat Chain Reaction These four factors are needed to create a fire. When these four factors combine in the correct proportions, a fire will result.

Fire Classes D

These are the extinguishers Advanced provides

Fire Extinguisher Anatomy PRESSURE GAUGE (not found on CO2 extinguishers) DISCHARGE LEVER DISCHARGE LOCKING PIN AND SEAL CARRYING HANDLE DISCHARGE HOSE DATA PLATE DISCHARGE NOZZLE BODY DISCHARGE ORIFICE

Firefighting Decision Criteria Know site emergency response contact info. Know locations of extinguishers in your area and how to use them. Avoid smoky conditions. Ensure area is evacuated. Don’t attempt to fight unless: Alarm is sounded. Fire is small and contained. You have safe egress route (can be reached without exposure to fire). Available extinguishers are rated for size and type of fire. If in doubt, evacuate!

P A S S Pull the pin Aim low at the base of flames Squeeze the handle Fighting the Fire P Pull the pin A Aim low at the base of flames S Squeeze the handle S Sweep side to side

Sweep at the base of the fire Note the extinguisher discharge is directed in front of the fire and at the base for the fire.

Review -P.A.S.S. (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep) Combustion process. Extinguishers provided are ABC rated. Must know Who to call for help How to size up the scene Capabilities and limitations. Operating procedures. Basic firefighting concept: -P.A.S.S. (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep)