1. Fire Safety Training Presented by Environmental Safety Services, Division of Public Safety, Georgia Southern University

4. Fires can be good…

5. … Or bad!

11. … and sometimes when they don’t want to.

16. Emergency Procedures If there is a fire in your building, please proceed to the nearest exit and leave in an orderly manner. Remain outside until you are given the all clear by the fire or police department.

28. Classification of Fire Class D or Combustible Metals Examples of these types of metals are: zirconium, titanium, potassium, and magnesium. D Yellow Star

29. Classification of Fire Class K Class K is for fires in unsaturated cooking oils in well insulated cooking appliances in commercial kitchens.

30. Characteristics Water extinguisher 30-40 ft. 60 sec. Dry chemical 5-20 ft. 8-25 sec. CO2 extinguisher 3-8 ft. 8-30 sec.

33. The P.A.S.S. Method Pull the pin. Aim the hose or nozzle. Squeeze the lever. Sweep the agent.

35. Don’t be a Dead Hero! You are not expected to be firefighters ! Do not take unnecessary risks!

36. Thank You for your Time Any Questions? Contact the GSU Fire Safety Program at: 486-7161 Or visit us at: http://services.georgiasouthern.edu/ess/