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Fire has been the most quintessential discovery made by mankind. But it is also the most dangerous discovery, as a little negligence can lead to ruin and destruction – “A Spark Neglected Burns the House” as Tolstoy had written years ago.

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If you encounter a fire, identify your evacuation path first. Find the shortest, most obstacle-free route to an exit, preferably one in the opposite direction from the fire. If a fire blocks your path, use a fire extinguisher to clear the way. Never stay to fight a fire unless you have a clear exit.
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Measures to Assess Fire Safety

Provide adequate means of escape.
Outline clear pathways to exit doors.
Install smoke detection systems.
Maintain smoke suppression systems.
Conduct regular fire drills.
Use flame-retardant materials in interiors.
Make your office accessible to firefighters.
Keep the building plans handy.

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Secure Your Exit

The first and most important purpose of a portable fire extinguisher is to help people escape. Portable fire extinguishers can clear fire away from your escape route or help keep an exit open for others. You should know where extinguishers are located and how to operate them. This helps ensure safe evacuations.

Fight the Fire

The second purpose of a portable fire extinguisher is to fully extinguish fires. This requires training. Portable fire extinguishers cannot extinguish large fires. Many employers do not want their employees fighting fires no matter the size. If this is the case, the extinguishers in your workplace may only be for protecting escape routes. If your employer wants you to fight small fires, they will train you.
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The Five Classes of Fire

Fires are classified based on the fuel they burn:

“Ordinary” Fires

Liquids & Gases

Electrical Fires

Metallic Fires

Grease Fires or Cooking Fires

Types of Fire Extinguishers

Fire extinguishers are rated to fight different classes of fire. Most extinguishers are rated to fight A, B and C fires, but not all. Make sure the fire extinguisher you use will work on the fire you’re facing. The wrong extinguisher could make things worse.

Sizing Up the Fire

If it is your responsibility to fight fires, first determine if it is safe. Small, fully contained fires are usually safe to fight with a portable fire extinguisher. Large, uncontained fires are not safe to fight. Any fire involving highly flammable or hazardous materials isn’t safe to fight. If the fire is too large, or if you don’t know how extensive it is, escape rather than trying to put it out. Take smoke into consideration as well. Most people who die in fires from smoke inhalation. Escape immediately if the fire is spreading or putting off a lot of heat and smoke.

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The Limitations of Portable Fire Extinguishers

Portable fire extinguishers have limitations. First, they don’t have as much “fire-fighting fluids, substances & gases” in them as you may think. Second, the discharge distance may not be adequate to keep you safe and the fire at bay. For example:

A 10 lb. extinguisher has 17-21 seconds of discharge time.
A 35 lb. extinguisher has less than 1 minute of discharge time
Small extinguishers only reach a distance of about 5 feet
Larger extinguishers may only reach up to 20 feet

Look for the discharge distance printed on the extinguisher’s side. Finally, consider the condition of the extinguisher. Extinguishers can last from 5 to 15 years. Check the inspection tag to see if it is still in working order. Some have a pressure gauge that tells you if the extinguisher is charged. If the needle is not in the green area, if there isn’t an inspection tag, or if there is visible damage such as a cracked hose or missing lock pin, the extinguisher may not work properly. It may still be better than nothing, but consider it unreliable.

Operating a Fire Extinguisher

To operate a fire extinguisher, there are a few things you need to remember. First, the wrong kind of extinguisher can make the fire worse. Identify the right type of fire extinguisher based on its fire class. Second, all portable fire extinguishers are operated the same way. There are four easy steps, called the P-A-S-S, or “Pass” technique:

Pull the extinguisher’s pin
Aim the extinguisher’s nozzle at the base of the fire
Squeeze the handle
Sweep spray across the base of the fire