Unit 1 - Fire Safety

Which would be considered a class A fire?

• Combustible materials (Wood, paper, textiles)

• Flammable liquids (petrol, oil, paint)

• Flammable gasses (butane, methane)

• Flammable metals (potassium, uranium)

• Cooking oils

Which would be considered a class B fire?

• Combustible materials (Wood, paper, textiles)

• Flammable liquids (petrol, oil, paint)

• Flammable gasses (butane, methane)

• Flammable metals (potassium, uranium)

• Cooking oils

Which would be considered a class C fire?

• Combustible materials (Wood, paper, textiles)

• Flammable liquids (petrol, oil, paint)

• Flammable gasses (butane, methane)

• Flammable metals (potassium, uranium)

• Cooking oils

Which would be considered a class D fire?

• Combustible materials (Wood, paper, textiles)

• Flammable liquids (petrol, oil, paint)

• Flammable gasses (butane, methane)

• Flammable metals (potassium, uranium)

• Cooking oils

Which would be considered a class F fire?

• Combustible materials (Wood, paper, textiles)

• Flammable liquids (petrol, oil, paint)

• Flammable gasses (butane, methane)

• Flammable metals (potassium, uranium)

• Cooking oils

A solid red label on a fire extinguisher means that it contains...

• Water

• Foam

• CO2

• Powder

• Wet Chemical

A solid cream label on a fire extinguisher means that it contains...

• Water

• Foam

• CO2

• Powder

• Wet Chemical

A solid blue label on a fire extinguisher means that it contains...

• Water

• Foam

• CO2

• Powder

• Wet Chemical

A solid black label on a fire extinguisher means that it contains...

• Water

• Foam

• CO2

• Powder

• Wet Chemical

A solid yellow label on a fire extinguisher means that it contains...

• Water

• Foam

• CO2

• Powder

• Wet Chemical