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Don't know how to use a Fire Extinguisher? OSHA Online Center's Fire Extinguisher training will guide you on how to use fire extinguishers accurately. Every employee and employer must learn the proper use of Fire Extinguishers. The certification of this course will educate you on the essentials of Fire Extinguisher safety, six inspection techniques, and five different fire classifications.
Additionally, workers will learn to meet OSHA regulations by checking and documenting the portable Fire Extinguishers utilized on any worksite. The primary goal of this Fire Extinguisher OSHA safety training program is to educate every worker and employer on how to reduce the risk of explosions and sudden workplace fires. Enroll now in OSHAOnlineCenter and complete your safety training at lowest prices possible.
Note: This course will expire in 6 months, starting from the time you purchase the course
PASS stands for Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep, and this abbreviation helps you in the usage of Fire Extinguisher in spontaneous fire hazard situation:
The labels A, B, C, or D are used to identify the kind of fire that a Fire Extinguisher should extinguish:
3 most safest methods to dispose a Fire Extinguisher are:
A Fire Extinguisher has carbon dioxide, dry chemical, and foam water to instantly beat any fire hazard.
You can recharge your Fire Extinguisher from an authorized fire protection company or fire equipment dealer.
10-12 years is the life expectancy of a Fire Extinguisher.
Ambrose Godfrey and George William Manby are the inventors of Fire Extinguishers.
For your ease, our training courses are entirely online and OSHA-approved. In addition, OSHA Online Center allows you to easily complete OSHA safety training at home and at your own pace within 6 months after purchasing the course.
Listed down below are 3 ways of cleaning Fire Extinguisher powder:
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