Fire Safety
To use fire extinguishers correctly, you can use this acronym to help you remember how.
What is P.A.S.S.?
What is at every entry point of the spill?
What is with your back?
You should never use a chemical if it doesn't have this item on it.
What is a label?
The third step in using a fire extinguisher.
What is squeeze?
The only approved equipment used to "climb".
What is a ladder?
Where you should bend when lifting to prevent strains.
What is with your knees?
You should never ___ chemicals.
What is mix?
If you discover a fire, you can use this acronym to help you react safely and correctly.
What is R.A.C.E.?
You should always wear slip resistant shoes, except for on this substance.
What is ice?
You should always ____ carts, never ____.
What is push and pull?
Where you can find all information on the chemicals used in house.
What is a SDS binder?
If you have to evacuate from a fire, you go here.
Rally point: the corner of Gateway BLVD and Garrison Dr.
You should do this instead of twisting when lifting items.
What is turn with your feet?
Never use chemicals without proper ____.
What is training?
In this type of fire, you use a red fire extinguisher.
What is class A fires - (those caused by flammable solids like wood or paper).
This area should be kept clear to prevent trips.
What is all walkways?
You should do this before lifting and carrying objects.
Use these items when using chemicals.
What is PPE?