This presentation discusses fire hazards and fire extinguishers. It defines a fire hazard as conditions involving oxygen, fuel and heat that allow fire to start or spread. It describes five classes of fires - Class A involving ordinary combustibles, Class B involving flammable liquids, Class C involving live electrical equipment, Class D involving combustible metals, and Class K involving cooking fires. It then defines a fire extinguisher as a handheld pressure vessel containing an agent to extinguish small fires, and lists the five classes of fire extinguishers corresponding to the classes of fires.