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Fire Safety

Fire Safety. Fires and Fire Alarms at ACPL. November 2012. Learning Objectives. Identify fire hazards in library buildings Identify hazards in blocking access to emergency exits and pull stations in library buildings

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Fire Safety

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  1. Fire Safety Fires and Fire Alarms at ACPL November 2012

  2. Learning Objectives • Identify fire hazards in library buildings • Identify hazards in blocking access to emergency exits and pull stations in library buildings • Explain how pull stations work and indicate which library buildings have pull stations • Tell what to do when a fire is first spotted • Locate escape routes and emergency exits at the library • Describe the four main types of fire extinguishers used at ACPL, and their uses • Describe the four steps for using a fire extinguisher using the P.A.S.S. acronym

  3. Prevent & Prepare • Respond • Evacuate

  4. Prevent & Prepare

  5. Prevent & Prepare

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  7. Prevent & Prepare

  8. Prevent & Prepare

  9. Prevent & Prepare 3 feet

  10. Branches Respond • Main Library • Data Center Pull the alarm Call x 3333

  11. Evacuations

  12. Fighting a Fire

  13. Fighting a Fire

  14. Fighting a Fire: Types of Fires

  15. Fighting a Fire: Extinguisher types

  16. Fighting a Fire: Using an Extinguisher

  17. Fighting a Fire: Using an Extinguisher with the P.A.S.S. Method Stand back at least 10 feet 30-45 seconds

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  19. After the fire

  20. Prevent & Prepare • Respond • Evacuate

  21. To finish your safety training, please complete the quiz on the next slide.

  22. Quiz Click the Quiz button to edit this quiz

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