University of California Office of the President University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Use of Portable Fire Extinguishers.

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University of California Office of the President University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Use of Portable Fire Extinguishers Developed by Karen Hsi, EH&S Student Intern

Fire Extinguisher Demonstration Video Make sure to aim at the base of the fire! University of California Office of the President July 2009 Safety Meeting

Fire Extinguisher Use University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Annual Refresher Training for Use of Portable Fire Extinguishers Cal/OSHA Safety Training Requirement Review: General Principles of Fire Extinguisher Use Guidelines on When to Use a Portable Fire Extinguisher: During the Initial Stages of a Fire

Major Types of Fires University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Type A: Combustible Materials Paper, Wood, Cloth Type B: Flammable/Combustible Liquids Chemicals, Oil, Paint, Grease Type C: Energized Electrical Equipment Appliances, Electrical Wiring, Plugs

Types of Fire Extinguishers University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Multi-Purpose (Red Color) - Dry Chemical ABC (Ammonium Phosphate) or BC (Potassium Bicarbonate) Pressurized Water (Silver Color) Type A Fire Only Carbon Dioxide (Red Color with No Gauge) Type BC Fire Only

Fire Extinguisher Capacity Rating for a 2A:10 BC Extinguisher University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting 2A:10 BC – Recommended Capacity for Homes Number in Front of the “A” Equals to the Equivalent Number of Units for 1.25 Gallons of Water 2A Equals 2.5 Gallons of Water (2 X 1.25 = 2.5 Gallons) Number in Front of the “BC” Area in Square Feet That a Non-Expert is Able to Extinguish a Class B or Class B Fire 10BC Equals 10 Square Feet

Fire Extinguisher Gauge University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Prior to Use: Make Sure the Extinguisher is Fully Charged Needle in the Green Area

Typical Fire Extinguisher Locations for 1111 Franklin Street University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Kitchen Areas Outside Restrooms Near Elevator Lobby Near Emergency Exits

Typical Fire Extinguisher Locations For the Kaiser Building Main Hallway, Near the Restrooms, and Near the Exits University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting

Typical Fire Extinguisher Locations For 415 – 20 th Street University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Outside the Copy Room at Each End of the Floors

How to Use a Fire Extinguisher Remember “PASS” Stand 6 to 8 Feet Away P - Pull the Pin A – Aim at the Base of the Flame S – Squeeze the Handle S – Sweep from Side to Side Step Backwards When Done – Never Turn Your Back Towards an Extinguished Fire! University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Aim

You are NOT Required to Use a Fire Extinguisher on a Fire. University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Your Responsibilities in a Fire Situation: Recognize a Fire Condition; Activate the Fire Alarm System; Evacuate the Building; Call to Report the Fire Condition Remember - You are not a Trained Firefighter. You Should Never Put Your Life in Danger!

When to Use a Fire Extinguisher University of California Office of the President July 2010 Safety Meeting Small & Contained Wastebasket, Small Appliance, etc. Safe Escape Route Behind You Extinguisher Rated for Type of Fire You are Fighting Trained in Use & Confident You Can Operate it Effectively Slightest Doubt - DON'T! Get Out. Close the Door to Slow the Spread of the Fire