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RCS Tool Box Talks Fire Extinguishers Some basic knowledge and tips related to the maintenance and use of fire extinguishers.

Are there rules regarding fire extinguishers?  Yes, OSHA requires that they be made available and that they be maintained. (20CFR )  Local fire codes will be your best source of how many you need and the type that best fits your workplace.

How do we maintain the extinguishers?  Do a monthly check (usually included in a regular inspection program for your facility). This is visual check of the physical condition of the extinguisher. –Pressure gage –Ring pin –Good physical condition  At least annually, have a service come in and do a complete inspection and maintenance inspection of all extinguishers.  All inspections of extinguishers should be documented (the service tag on the extinguisher is a good documentation device).

Fire Extinguishers  If there was a fire, could you get to the extinguisher? If not, ask your supervisor to move it to a better location.  Make sure that all employees know the location of extinguishers and periodically discuss fire scenarios to make sure they are located properly.

Using a Fire Extinguisher  A good way to remember how to use the extinguisher is to use the acronym PASS P -- Pull the pin. A -- Aim the nozzle at the base of the fire. S -- Squeeze the handle to activate the extinguisher. S -- Sweep from side to side while discharging the extinguisher.

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