A B C FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Ordinary Combustibles Paper, wood, drapes, and upholstery Flammable Liquids Fuel oil, gasoline, paint, grease, solvent and other.

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A B C FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Ordinary Combustibles Paper, wood, drapes, and upholstery Flammable Liquids Fuel oil, gasoline, paint, grease, solvent and other flammable liquids Electrical Equipment Wiring, overheated fuse boxes, conductors, and other electrical sources Level Three b OHP #1

HOW FIRE EXTINGUISHERS WORK 1. Pull Pull the pin 2. Aim Aim the extinguisher nozzle at the base 3. Squeeze Squeeze or press the handle 4. Sweep Sweep from side to side at the base P A S S Level Three b OHP #2

1. Not PANIC! 2. Close all windows and unused doors. 3. Follow the fire escape plan and get out. 4. Move to the muster area and wait for the fire department. THE PERSON RESPONDING TO THE FIRE MUST: Level Three b OHP #3

1. Shout “ FIRE, FIRE, FIRE” and pull the alarm. 2. Phone the 911 Emergency Service or local Fire Department and state the exact location of the fire. THE PERSON DISCOVERING A FIRE MUST: Level Three b OHP #4