1. WORKPLACE FIRE SAFETY www.sos-safety.com

2. WORKPLACE FIRE STATISTICS  Fires and explosions kill more than 200 and injure more than 5,000 workers each year.  OSHA requires employers to provide proper exits, fire fighting equipment, and employee training to prevent fire deaths and injuries in the workplace. www.sos-safety.com

3. MORE STATISTICS  There are approximately 6,000 industrial fires in the United States every year.  Major causes of industrial fires: 1.Arson 2.Smoking 3.Wiring and Appliances www.sos-safety.com

4. FIRE PREVENTION  Arson www.sos-safety.com Pay close attention to security measures. Lock doors and windows after business hours. Keep areas around the building well-lit and clear of combustibles. Pay attention to housekeeping within the building as well.

5. FIRE PREVENTION  Smoking Materials www.sos-safety.com Use large, non-tip ashtrays in areas where smoking is allowed. Make sure ashtray contents are cold before emptying. Make sure no one leaves smoldering cigarettes in wastebaskets. Prohibit smoking in hazardous areas.

6. FIRE PREVENTION  Wiring & Appliances www.sos-safety.com Designate an employee to turn off and unplug all appliances at the end of the day (including coffee makers). Do not overload outlets. Replace broken or cracked electrical cords.

7. HAZARDS TO AVOID Missing or broken fire safety equipment Burned out exit lights Accumulated trash Propped open fire doors Blocked stairways www.sos-safety.com

8. HOW DOES A FIRE WORK? All three fire triangle components are needed for a fire to start/continue burning Fire Extinguishers remove one or more of these components. www.sos-safety.com

9. CLASSES OF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Class A Class B Class C Class D www.sos-safety.com

10. Fire Extinguishers of class A are used to stifle fires involving cloth, rubber/paper or wood. CLASS A www.sos-safety.com

11. These extinguishers are used to stifle fires involving methanol, toluene, xylene, diesel and petrol. CLASS B www.sos-safety.com

12. These fire extinguishers blow out the fires involving LPG, CNG, Acetylene. CLASS C www.sos-safety.com

13. These fire extinguishers is used for combustible metal fires. CLASS D www.sos-safety.com

14. How To Use A Fire Extinguisher www.sos-safety.com

15. STEP 1 Pull The Pin www.sos-safety.com

16. STEP 2 Aim at the base of the fire www.sos-safety.com

17. STEP 3 Squeeze the handle www.sos-safety.com

18. STEP 4 Sweep side to side www.sos-safety.com

19. MOST IMPORTANT NEVER fight a fire if: You do not have the proper extinguisher or equipment. The fire has spread beyond its point of origin. Your instincts tell you to “GET OUT!!” www.sos-safety.com

20. FIRE EXTINGUISHER SAFETY TIPS Inspect: Monthly (Employee) Annually (Competent Professional) Mount in designated/conspicuous locations Mount near exits www.sos-safety.com

21. Types of fire extinguishers How to use an extinguisher Location of fire extinguishers Extinguisher limitations CONDUCT TRAINING www.sos-safety.com

22. OPEN H MAY 3 OUSE ON, 2019 SOS Safety International Inc. is committed to providing quality service to their clients. We are known for selling products of quality brands. We have dozens of fire safety products designed specifically for your system to deal with the range of industrial and specialized fire scenarios. For quality fire safety products, contact us at (561) 237-4247 or info@sos-safety.com. www.sos-safety.com