Four ways to learn the fire and the safety course effectively.


Four ways to learn the fire and the safety course effectively.

This involves assessing the specific risks and hazards present in their environment and then installing appropriate fire safety measures, including equipment such as fire alarm systems, fire extinguishers and emergency lighting. Knowingly or unknowingly, we all use micro learning. The operation of a fire extinguisher after the four steps in the device itself is micro learning. Checking the escape plan in case of fire or the map of the evacuation route is another of the best examples of micro learning in fire safety.

1.    Know what type of fire is (Classification of fires)
The average fire seems simple, but in reality there are different types of fires (also called fire ratings). And it's important to know what kind of fire you're trying to turn off so you can be sure you're using the right type of fire extinguisher.



Fire experts have named different types of fires using a 5-letter denomination system (Type A, Type B, Type C, Type D, and Type K). The type of fire depends on what the fire is burning. The following table explains these different types of fires. Keep in mind that these types of fire are also known as fire classes.


2.    Make it Multi-device Compatible
How many devices do you use in a day? A laptop, desktop computer, tablet and smartphone? We use multiple devices in a day according to our choice and availability. Therefore, if you want your online courses to be available to your employees, regardless of the device they use, you can create a course for each device you want to offer. But this idea suffers a serious disadvantage. It is expensive and expensive, and requires a lot of effort. To minimize these problems, adopt Responsive Design.
So, what exactly is the design of the answer? It is a unique version of a course taught on multiple platforms or devices, built with everyday web technologies such as HTML, CSS, etc.

3.    The PASS method for using a fire extinguisher
As a quick review, the fire classes are:
Class A: combustible materials such as paper or wood
Class B: liquid fire or gas.
Class C: energized electric fire.
Class D: metallic fire.
Class K: grease / cooking fire
The use of a fire extinguisher requires only 4 easy steps, each represented by a letter in the word PASS:



Pull the pin: each fire extinguisher has a safety pin to prevent accidental discharge of the extinguishing media during handling. There is also a safety tie that holds the pin in place. The fire extinguisher cannot discharge until this pin is removed.
So the first step is to remove the pin from the extinguisher.
It helps to use a twisting motion while pulling, so that the safety is broken, which facilitates the extraction of the pin.
Aim the hose to the base of the fire: as mentioned above, the source of the burn is the base of the fire, where oxygen hits the fuel and heat and where the chain reaction occurs.
If you point to the flames, the means of extinction will fly over the burning material to the other side and become useless.
Then, from a safe distance, point the hose at the base of the fire and safety.
Squeeze the handle: once it points towards the base of the fire, press the handle of the fire extinguisher to discharge the extinguishing media.
One warning: if you are using a CO2 fire extinguisher, avoid touching the discharge nozzle, as there is a risk of a freeze bite.
Sweep: side to side bar on the base of the fire as it approaches slowly. This ensures that all recording material is covered by the media. Be careful not to get close to standing in the previously burned area, as it may come back on.

4.    Provide activity-based assessments
Linking your assessments to the activities or tasks to be performed in case of fire accidents will give you the desired results. You can also give them in the form of interactive questionnaires, but be sure to give application-oriented questions. When you do your informal evaluations, employees will not feel that pressure.


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