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WE ARE COMMITTED TO CONTINUED EDUCATION OF FIRE SAFETY.

P.A.S.S

Remember the PASS word.

P – Pull the pin located in the extinguishers handle
A – Aim the nozzle, horn or hose at the base of the fire.
S – Squeeze or press the handle.
S – Sweep from side to side at the base of the fire until it is out.

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS 101

• Note the location of the fire extinguisher in your work area
• Familiarize yourself with the operation of the fire extinguisher
• Learn your escape routes
• Know your capabilities to control or extinguisher a fire
• Evacuate to a safe area and then call 911

THE 3 A’S TO REMEMBER WHEN FIGHTING A FIRE:

• ACTIVATE the building’s alarm system or call 911.
• ASSIST any person who is in immediate danger or incapable of exiting the building on their own.
• Only after these two steps are completed should you ATTEMPT to extinguish the fire.

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Fire Extinguisher Safety

All County Fire is committed to continued education of fire safety. It is important  that each person understand, not only how to use a fire extinguisher but what type, for how long and at what distance.

Fire extinguishers are manufactured by class and combinations of classes. It is important that the class of fire extinguisher match the class of fire you are attempting to extinguish.

Class A

Trash
Cloth
Paper
Rubber
Plastic

Class B

Oil
Tar
Grease
Gasoline
Lacquer
Oil Based Paint
Flammable Gasses

Class C

Energized electrical equipment

Only fight a fire IF:

The fire is small and contained.
You are safe from toxic smoke.
You have a means of escape.
Your instincts tell your it;s OK.

Do NOT fight a fire IF:

You cannot see.
You cannot breathe.
The fire is too hot to get close to.

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Fire Safety Sites

State Fire Marshal
OSHA
CalOSHA
NFPA
Learn about and practice fighting a fire.


Safety Reminders:

– Check your Extinguishers Monthly
– When the time changes, check the battery in your smoke detector
– Familiarize yourself with the location of all safety equipment


Are you performing your monthly inspection?

– Tamper seal not broken or missing
– Pressure gauge is in the operable range
– Examine extinguisher for physical damage
– Make sure that the extinguisher is in its designated location
– Initial and date service tag in the space provided on the back

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