OSHA Colors and Fires

Match the following: Classes of fire

• Those involving wood, paper, plastic, and cloth

• Class B Fires

• Involving Flammable medals such as magnesium

• Class K Fires

• Occur in restaurant kitchens and typically involve cooking oil

• Class A Fires

• Fires resulting from a fault in an electrical system

• Class C Fires

• Those involving flammable liquids

• Class D Fires

Match the following: OSHA Colors

• Notice; Identifies a dangerous activity that may lead to property damage, not personal safety

• Red

• Warning; Identifies a dangerous activity or condition that may result in injury or death

• Blue

• Danger; identifies a dangerous activity or condition that will result in injury or death

• Orange

• Safety; identifies location of safety or first aid equipment or provides pertinent instructions

• Green

• Caution; identifies a dangerous activity or condition such as falling or tripping

• Yellow

T/F: Grey is a color used on the walls to help make the colors stand out better

• True

• False

T/F: White is commonly used to mark the edge of immoveable objects

• True

• False

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