The document discusses different types of hazards, including Class A hazards which involve solids like wood, paper, and cloth that leave behind ash residue when burned; Class B hazards which involve flammable liquids; and Class C hazards which involve electrical fires. It provides details on classifying hazards as Class A, B, or C in order to determine the appropriate response.

1. Hazard and Its TypesHazard and Its Types

2. 2
Determine Hazard TypeDetermine Hazard Type
• Class “A”Class “A”
Wood, Paper, Cloth – leaves ashWood, Paper, Cloth – leaves ash
residueresidue

3. 3
Determine Hazard TypeDetermine Hazard Type
• Class “A”Class “A”
Wood, Paper, Cloth – leaves ashWood, Paper, Cloth – leaves ash
residueresidue
• Class “B”Class “B”
Flammable LiquidsFlammable Liquids

4. 4
Determine Hazard TypeDetermine Hazard Type
• Class “A”Class “A”
Wood, Paper, Cloth – leaves ashWood, Paper, Cloth – leaves ash
residueresidue
• Class “B”Class “B”
Flammable LiquidsFlammable Liquids
• Class “C”Class “C”
ElectricalElectrical