How does this type of extinguisher put our fires?, It gets rid of the heat, It keeps out oxygen, It removes the fuel, It makes the fire wet, This fire extinguisher contains:, foam, carbon dioxide (CO2), water, dry powder, A fire assembly point is the place where:, fire engines must go when they arrive on site, the fire extinguishers are kept, people must go when the fire alarm sounds, the fire started, This fire extinguisher contains:, water, foam, dry powder, carbon dioxide (CO2), All fires need heat, fuel and:, oxygen, carbon dioxide, argon, nitrogen, If you discover a large fire, the first thing you should do is:, put your tools away, finish what you are doing if it is safe to do so, try to put out the fire, raise the alarm, If you hear the fire alarm, you should:, go to the canteen, leave using the nearest, safe exit, go to the fire, This extinguisher can be used to put out:, burning oil, electrical fires, wood fires, burning petrol, This extinguisher must not be used on:, electrical fires, wood fires, burning furniture, burning clothes, The type of extinguisher puts out a fire by:, starving the fire of exygen, cooling the burning material, increasing the oxygen supply, diluting the oxygen with another gas, After the alarm, how do you know it is safe to return to class?, There is no smoke, A member of the Estates team will tell your teacher, The alarm stops, Your mates will tell you
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