Across
- 1. Method of fire spread through direct heat transfer between objects.
- 3. Sudden full-room ignition due to heat buildup.
- 5. A structured plan for safely exiting a building during a fire.
- 6. Materials that can catch fire and burn easily.
- 8. A scheduled practice evacuation to prepare for emergencies.
- 9. U.S. agency responsible for workplace safety, including fire regulations.
- 12. Person responsible for helping guide evacuations.
- 14. Device that provides early warning of fire by sensing smoke.
Down
- 1. Fire involving solid combustibles like wood or paper.
- 2. Fire involving electrical equipment.
- 4. Three elements needed to start a fire.
- 6. Fire involving flammable liquids.
- 7. Fire involving cooking oils and grease.
- 10. Explosion caused when oxygen re-enters a smoldering fire.
- 11. Acronym for fire extinguisher use: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep.
- 13. A policy to reduce fire risk by prohibiting smoking in certain areas.