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Fire Fire Prevention Prevention for Construction for Construction

Fire Prevention for Construction. Four classes of fires A, B, C, and D 1a

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Fire PreventionFire Prevention

for Constructionfor Construction

Four classes of firesFour classes of fires A, B, C, and DA, B, C, and D

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Class AClass A

Wood, cloth, paper, rubber and Wood, cloth, paper, rubber and plasticsplastics

Water or dry Water or dry chemicalschemicals

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Class BClass B

Flammable liquids, gases and Flammable liquids, gases and greasesgreases

Foam, carbon Foam, carbon dioxide and dry dioxide and dry chemicalchemical

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Class CClass C

Electrical fires Electrical fires

Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide and dry chemical and dry chemical

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Class D Class D

Combustible metalsCombustible metals

Specialized Specialized techniquestechniques

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Fire extinguisherFire extinguisher

Inspect periodicallyInspect periodically

Maintain in Maintain in working orderworking order

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When is the use of a fire When is the use of a fire extinguisher appropriate?extinguisher appropriate?

Fire extinguisher use Fire extinguisher use

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Fire extinguisher useFire extinguisher use

Fire alarmFire alarm Building evacuatedBuilding evacuated Small and confinedSmall and confined Nonthreatened Nonthreatened

escapeescape Trained and Trained and

confidentconfident

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Do not use if:Do not use if:

Fire is largeFire is large

Escape pathEscape path

Right typeRight type

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Personal hazardsPersonal hazards

SmokeSmoke

Noxious fumesNoxious fumes

UnconsciousUnconscious

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"PASS" method "PASS" method

PPull the pinull the pin

AAim at the baseim at the base

SSqueeze the handlequeeze the handle

SSweep at the baseweep at the base

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Appropriate prevention Appropriate prevention measures measures

Work areasWork areas Handle and store chemicalsHandle and store chemicals Fire emergencyFire emergency Professional helpProfessional help Know your chemicalsKnow your chemicals

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Good housekeeping Good housekeeping

Fire preventionFire prevention

Accumulation of Accumulation of clutterclutter

Stored chemicalsStored chemicals

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Open yard storageOpen yard storage

20 foot pile rule20 foot pile rule 15 foot driveway rule15 foot driveway rule Weeds and grassWeeds and grass Periodic cleanupPeriodic cleanup Underground fireUnderground fire Combustible materialCombustible material Portable extinguishing equipmentPortable extinguishing equipment Portable fire extinguishersPortable fire extinguishers

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Indoor storageIndoor storage

Means of exitMeans of exit Noncompatible materialsNoncompatible materials Stable pilingStable piling Aisle spaceAisle space Sprinkler deflectorsSprinkler deflectors Lights and heating unitsLights and heating units Fire door clearanceFire door clearance

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Chemical hazardsChemical hazards

Know the hazards Know the hazards Proper storage Proper storage Physical (fire or explosion) hazards Physical (fire or explosion) hazards Health (burns or poisons) hazards Health (burns or poisons) hazards

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Hazardous properties Hazardous properties

FlammabilityFlammability

ReactivityReactivity

ExplosivityExplosivity

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Flammable liquid handling Flammable liquid handling and storageand storage

Ignitable vaporsIgnitable vapors Heavier than air Heavier than air Accumulate Accumulate Travel Travel Find open flame Find open flame

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Flame (or ignition sources) Flame (or ignition sources)

CigarettesCigarettes Hand toolHand tool Cutting torchCutting torch Operating Operating

motormotor

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Eliminate unsafeEliminate unsafe

ConditionsConditions

PracticesPractices

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Basic safety principlesBasic safety principles

StorageStorage

TransferTransfer

UseUse

DisposalDisposal

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StorageStorage

Reserve storage in drums Reserve storage in drums

Operational storage in small Operational storage in small quantities quantities

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Transfer Transfer

Gravity flow—horizontallyGravity flow—horizontally

Pump method—verticallyPump method—vertically

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UseUse

Jobsite operationsJobsite operations

Various storage optionsVarious storage options

Safety cabinetsSafety cabinets

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DisposalDisposal

Caution in handlingCaution in handling

Oily waste cansOily waste cans

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Spill clean-upSpill clean-up

Vapor releaseVapor release

Absorbent materialsAbsorbent materials

Large disposal drumLarge disposal drum

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Compressed - liquefied Compressed - liquefied gasesgases

Flash pointsFlash points

Below room temperatureBelow room temperature

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Cylinder storage and Cylinder storage and transporttransport

Do not roll or dragDo not roll or drag Use a special cartUse a special cart Secure to walls or bench topsSecure to walls or bench tops Be careful about fittings or Be careful about fittings or

connectionsconnections Inspect the cylinder carefully Inspect the cylinder carefully

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Pressure relief devices Pressure relief devices

Do not:Do not: • changechange • modifymodify • repairrepair • tamper withtamper with

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Safety equipmentSafety equipment

Gas detectorsGas detectors Gas masksGas masks Self-contained Self-contained

breathing apparatusbreathing apparatus Protective clothingProtective clothing

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Cylinder storageCylinder storage

Dry, cool, and well ventilated Dry, cool, and well ventilated

Protected from the weather Protected from the weather

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Temporary heating Temporary heating devices devices

Sufficient fresh airSufficient fresh air Mechanical ventilationMechanical ventilation Proper combustionProper combustion Health and safetyHealth and safety Limit temperature riseLimit temperature rise

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Installation of temporary Installation of temporary heating devicesheating devices

Clearance from combustiblesClearance from combustibles

Rest heaters on suitable materialRest heaters on suitable material

Heaters located away from tarps, Heaters located away from tarps, coveringscoverings

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