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Fire Extinguishers

This course teaches how to properly inspect and use a fire extinguisher and looks at the basics of fire protection. Workers will learn what makes fires burn, what the four different classes of fires are, and why it is necessary to use the right type of extinguisher to put out each type of fire. The course can be customized to meet your site-specific needs.

Time: 2 hrs

Performance objectives upon completion, workers will be able to:

  • Identify fires by Class
    • List the basic elements of fire
    • Identify the four classes of fire
    • Differentiate the materials that make up each class of fire
    • Identify fires by their proper Class ID

  • Select the correct extinguisher for each Class of fire
    • Acknowledge that extinguisher type must match fire class
    • Locate labels that identify the extinguisher type
    • Explain the multi-class markings on some fire extinguishers

  • Use proper fire-fighting technique with a fire extinguisher
    • List the steps to properly use a fire extinguisher
    • Explain the need to re-spray a paper, rubbish or trash fire
    • Describe the procedure for extinguishing flammable liquids
    • Explain why carbon dioxide or halon extinguishers are used
    • Recall the need to keep extinguishers 50-75 feet of all work areas
    • Recognize areas that require a fire extinguisher

  • Inspect extinguishers properly
    • List items to inspect on the extinguisher
    • Agree to treat an extinguisher with any used part as empty
    • Cite conditions and situations when a supervisor must be notified

  • Respond properly if a fire occurs
    • Describe when it is safe to attempt to put out a fire yourself

  • Recall procedures to follow after a fire is put out




Ponder's Lifesaving Skills
Classes in CPR/AED, First Aid, ACLS
Serving Houston and Texas

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Galena Park, TX 77547
713-471-6119, Barry's Cell
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