Fire Safety

2. An item you should slide over a pan to smother a small kitchen fire.
4. Materials that must be kept away from heat, sparks, flames, and hot surfaces.
6. A common household activity that should never be left unattended to prevent fires.
11. The designated outdoor location or assembly area where employees report for accountability procedures.
12. Devices that must be installed on every level of a home and tested regularly.
14. The indoor and outdoor practice of keeping living and work areas free of unnecessary combustible materials.
15. The hazard you must stay low to the ground to avoid when escaping.

1. The required spaces that must be kept open around furnaces and space heaters.
3. Equipment that must be kept visible, accessible, and unobstructed for emergency use.
5. Exercises at work that employees are required to participate in to practice evacuations.
7. Electrical fixtures that you must never overload with power strips or circuits.
8. The primary action you must take when in doubt about a fire's size or safety.
9. The emergency number you must call as soon as you have safely evacuated the building.
10. The type of fire on which you should never use water to extinguish it.
13. Electrical items that should be inspected for damage and never run where they create a trip hazard.