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,to JORGENSEN COMPANY 1J 2691 S. East Ave Fresno 93706 (800) 481.3473 02021 E Main Visalia 93292 (559) 734.7187 ❑ 1429 Motel Drive Ste A Merced 95341 (209) 383-6647 1:12345 S. Frultvale Bakersfield 93308 (877) 238-6305 ❑ 1536 Princeton Modesto 95350 (800) 606-0835 ❑ 3190 Luyung Dr Rancho Cordova 95742 (800)758-1124 This Program Was Presented To: L42 L/ 1 N 6 6z� - On: LLLM -L6_ By: C&tkC k_ [� pf Jorgensen Company FIRE EXTINGUISHER TRAINING LESSON PLAN JUL 1 4 ZQt1 I. CLASSES OF FIRE HAZARDSNMENTAL HEALTH Class A — Fires in ordinary combustibles such as wood/paper ENVIRO TMENT Class B — Fires in flammable liquids, such as gasoline OEPAR Class C — Fires that involve energized electrical equipment, where electrocution is a concern Class D — Fires in combustible metals, such as magnesium, lithium & titanium (tse are rare an Class K — Fires in cooking oils and greases such as animal fats and vegetable oils specialized) (as in Commercial Kitchens) II. EXTINGUISHER CLASSIFICATION: These appear on the front label Water type - Class A only Carbon Dioxide - Class B & C only Dry Chemical - Class B & C or A,B & C depending on the type Agent Halon & Other Clean Agents - Class B & C or A, B & C depending on the size Wet Chemical - Class K or Class A,K depending on the brand Ill. OPERATION: Operating instructions appear on the front label 1. Verify the extinguisher is properly classified for the fire (do not use a Water on a Class C) 2. Pull safety pin from the valve handle 3. Pull hose out of holder (if equipped) and hold at nozzle 4. Activate cartridge lever (if equipped) to pressurize the extinguisher. 5. Stand 10'- 12' as situation demands (too close may spread the fire or subject you to danger) 6. Aim at the base of the fire, starting just in front of the fire area 7. Squeeze the lever to start flow of the agent, keep agent flowing until extinguisher is empty 8. Sweep the flow of the agent from side to side, slightly wider than the fire, and then toward the back of the fire area, never enter the fire area yourself 9. Step back and keep watch for a possible re -flash 10. Have Fire Extinguisher recharged immediately Remember the word PASS — Pull Pin Aim nozzle or hose at base of fire Squeeze the lever Sweep agent flow from side to side CONCLUSION Always respect fire, never underestimate its dangerous potential > Extinguishers are intended to be used only during the incipient stages of a fire Consult your company's policy as to "iP'and 'when"to fight a fire We strongly recommend calling the Fire Department prior to attempting to extinguish a fire ALWAYS out life first as the highest priority, make sure everyone is SAFE! Attended by: (Signatures Please on back)