FIRE FIGHTING
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This document discusses firefighting training. It outlines the five classes of fire (A-E) according to their fuel source, such as wood, liquids, gases, metals, and electrical. It also provides information on which fire extinguishing agents (foam, carbon dioxide, dry chemical powder, ABC) are effective against each class. The document lists emergency contact numbers and procedures, such as calling from a phone/mobile, describing the incident location and injuries. It emphasizes the importance of knowing assembly areas and participating in head counts during emergencies.
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- 3. In order to have FIRE, three things are necessary – FUEL+OXYGEN+HEAT. It is represented as Fire Triangle. If any side of triangle is removed the fire is CEASED.
- 4. Class A: It consist of ordinary combustibles such as wood, paper, fabric, and most kinds of trash. Class B: Fires with flammable or combustible liquids. Class C: Fire are those which consist of inflammable gases. Class E: Fire with electrical like short circuit, static fire. Class K: Fire with cooking oil, fats. Class of Fire
- 5. Class of Fire & Fuel Foam Carbon Dioxide DCP ABC CLASS A (WOOD, PAPER, CLOTH, Etc.) GOOD POOR FAIR VERY GOOD CLASS B (LIQUID FUEL) FAIR VERY GOOD VERY GOOD VERY GOOD CLASS C (GASEOUS) DO NOT USE VERY GOOD VERY GOOD VERY GOOD CLASS D (METALS) DO NOT USE NOT EFFECTIVE VERY GOOD VERY GOOD CLASS E (ELECTRICAL) DO NOT USE VERY GOOD GOOD VERY GOOD CLASS K (COOKING OIL, FAT) VERY GOOD VERY GOOD DO NOT USE DO NOT USE
- 7. 1 2 3 4
- 8. EMERGENCY CONTACT Call 0580290327 OR Ext. 9601 (PROJECT MANAGER) 0599748039 OR Ext. 9606 0592760385 (SAFETY DEPARTMENT) 0597391457 OR Ext. 9611 (MALE NURSE/ FIRST AID) 0597391457 (AMBAULANCE DRIVER)
- 9. From phone/mobile call. Say, “This is an EMERGENCY”. Describe the incident location. Describe the incident. Report injuries, if any. Give your name and other details. Stay on line until further instructed. EMERGENCY PROCEDURE
- 10. Know the Assembly Areas. In case of emergency, stop your work and rush to the assembly area. Be there until advised to move. Participate in Roll Call / Head count. Look for your co-workers. ASSEMBLY AREA
- 11. Thank You.