Free OSHA Training Tutorial – Portable Fire Extinguishers – Understanding Their Use and Limitations
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Portable Fire Extinguisher Training. Employers may use this free OSHA training tutorial to help meet OSHA requirements to provide an educational program on portable extinguishers in the workplace. Covers proper selection, the PASS method, and hazards associated with incipient stage fire-fighting. Use as initial training for new hires and the mandatory annual refresher training. May be used by non-profit safety organizations to share with their members too. Not for sale or use in for-profit training sessions of any type. 1910.157 / 1926.150. This free OSHA training tutorial on portable fire extinguishers provided courtesy of the safety professionals at http://www.oshatraining.com/portable-fire-extinguisher-training.php
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nicely explained!
*too 00:35
Well done, informative video. Views best at 1.25 speed, IMO. One thing should be mentioned: It's good practice to shake or tap your units with a rubber mallet every few months to be sure the powder doesn't settle or pack down. I especially appreciate NO annoying background music!
Thanks a lot OSHA Team
Great video! Recommend this!
Good'ole AMR training
Somewhere in the presentation add the procedure to contact the fire department and know what phone number is correct when using an internal phone system, also at the same time start a safe evacuation of facility.
45 years in this industry and this presentation ranks along with other top presentations.
learned facts I didn't know previously
Very Informative!
what is the future of SDS's and the way the information is handled ?
The plural of 'do' is 'dos', not 'do's'. Don't do that. 🙂
At 35 seconds, you say "Fire to large to control?"It should read, "Fire too large to control?"Thank you
Love it
Thank you VERY MUCH OSHA
This video would be more beneficial if OSHA did their research and not used extinguishers for their pictorials of extinguishers that are actually manufactured in the U.S. The water, foam, & CO2 are all from outside this country. Well done OSHA.
Is there any chance of getting this video so people can use it on computer that do not have internet or youtube access? Thanks
Useful video,,thanks slot