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2.01 Understand safety procedures1 Environmental Safety Fire Safety 2.01 Understand safety procedures

2 Environmental Safety Fire Safety Needs of a Fire 2.01 Understand safety procedures Heat Fuel Oxygen

3 Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety 2.01 Understand safety procedures ClassUses AOrdinary combustibles BFlammable liquids CElectrical fires DBurning or combustible metals only ABCUsed on class A, B, C fires Classes of Fire Extinguishers

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety Emergency Fire Plan 2.01 Understand safety procedures4

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety  Rescue/Remove anyone in immediate danger of the fire 2.01 Understand safety procedures5

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety  Activate the nearest fire alarm pull station and call “911” 2.01 Understand safety procedures6

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety  Contain the fire by closing doors (do not lock) and windows 2.01 Understand safety procedures7

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety  Extinguish the fire (if able to do so safely) OR  Evacuate the area 2.01 Understand safety procedures8

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety Emergency Fire Plan 2.01 Understand safety procedures9

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety Use of Fire Extinguisher 2.01 Understand safety procedures Understand safety procedures

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety  Pull. The pin, release a lock latch, or press a puncture lever Understand safety procedures Understand safety procedures

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety  Aim the extinguisher nozzle, horn, or hose at the base of the fire Understand safety procedures Understand safety procedures

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety  Squeeze or press the handle 2.01 Understand safety procedures Understand safety procedures

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety  Sweep from side to side at the base of the fire 2.01 Understand safety procedures Understand safety procedures

Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety Use of Fire Extinguisher 2.01 Understand safety procedures Understand safety procedures

16 Fire Safety Environmental Safety Fire Safety  Fire Prevention  Obey “No Smoking” Rules  Extinguish flames completely  Dispose of wastes properly  Prevent Clutter  Do Not Block Exits 2.01 Understand safety procedures