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This fire safety training document provides information about fire safety. It discusses the common causes of fires and how understanding fires can help reduce risks. It explains what a fire is in terms of the fire triangle of fuel, oxygen and heat. Fires can be very dangerous and have different colors depending on their temperature. Fires are classified into different types to understand the best ways to extinguish them. The document emphasizes the importance of fire safety precautions like having fire extinguishers and escape plans to reduce fire risks.
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2. There are different classes of fires based on the fuel source (e.g. Class A for ordinary combustibles, Class B for flammable liquids). Choosing the proper type of fire extinguisher for the class of fire is important for effectively fighting the fire.
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2. Instructions are provided on operating a fire extinguisher using the PASS method of Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep. Maintenance and testing requirements are also outlined.
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The objective is that at the end of the Fire Warden / Marshal course you will:
Have a greater understanding of the fire precautions that are built into your workplace
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- 2. Fire safety Training: 1. A basic understanding of the common causes of fire and the correct actions to take will help you minimize or eliminate fire- risk not only in the workplace but in the home, hotels, restaurants, shops in fact EVERYWHRE. 2. This Fire Safety Training course will give you a good understanding of the classification of fire and the proper usage of various types of firefighting equipment and safety precautions. 3. This is important because if you can understand the many different ways a fire can occur, and have the knowledge to mitigate these circumstances, this will go a long way in creating a safer work environment for you, and those around you.
- 3. What is a FIRE? It is a chemical reaction of fuel with oxygen in a suitable temperature. Fuel: Material such as coal, gas, or oil that is burned to produce heat. Oxygen: A colorless, odorless reactive gas, the chemical element of atomic number 8 and the life-supporting component of the air. Temperature: The intensity of heat expressed in a scale shown by thermometer.
- 4. How dangerous the FIRE is? It is the most powerful force in nature. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, approximately 3% of all workplace fatalities are a result of fires or explosions. Fire can bring the entire building to the ground in a matter of hours and can devastate the entire forest that has stood for thousands of years. FIRE is actually the visible side effect of what happens when matter undergoes a change of state by means of a chemical reaction. The color of the flames depends on the molecule that make of the fuel and subsequently the gas that it releases when it burns. The temperature at which it burns also affect the color. So you can estimate the temperature of a flame based on its color.
- 5. 1. RED Color : 1. Temperature is 525-1000 *c 2. Orange color: 1. Temperature is 1000-1200 *c 3. White color: 1. Temperature is 1500 *c 4. Blue color: 1. Temperature is 3000 *c Different Colors of FIRE.
- 6. Classification of FIRE In order to extinguish a fire properly you have to understand the materials that are burning. A fire involving wood must be handled differently than a fire involving petrol. Therefore fire is divided into four classes.
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