FIRE SAFETY

2. Cooking fluids such as fats and oils (2 words)
3. You should always aim the fire extinguisher at the ______ of the fire and never the flames
9. _______ _____ (2 words) include oils, gasoline, paints, grease, lacquers, and solvents
12. Speak up _________ & confidently regardless of level or function because I care for my safety and my team’s safety
14. ____ _____ (2 words) must not be held open or tied open, they must also never be locked or blocked.
17. You should always ________ _______ about safety. It helps to protect everyone around you and shows that you care. (2words)
18. Speaking up ____________, I witness unsafe behaviour because time is of the essence.

1. When using a fire extinguisher , remember this word
4. Speak up _____ _____ (2 words)to prevent a safety incident because I am accountable as a Safety Advocate
5. Smoking is only allowed here (2 words)
6. For: Class A, B and C fires (multi-purpose); Class B and C (ordinary)
7. this extinguisher (2 words) replaces the fire’s oxygen and, as the gas is contained under pressure it creates a cold discharge upon release, which removes the heat of the fire too.Works For: Class B and C fires
8. Never use water on this type of fire
10. Heat , fuel and ____________ are needed to create a fire
11. _____ __ (2 words) fires include fires in ordinary combustibles: paper, wood, cloth, etc
13. I'm all in for __________.
15. This extinguisher removes the chemical reaction of a fire, and is the most used of all fire extinguishers because of its versatility across multiple classes.
16. the hardest component of the fire triangle to control