When using a fire extinguisher How far should you stand away from the fire?
6 -8 feet
Why a firefighter must always be in the exit area when fighting the fire?
The final rule is to always position yourself with an exit or means of escape at your back before you attempt to use an extinguisher to put out a fire. In case the extinguisher malfunctions, or something unexpected happens, you need to be able to get out quickly, and you don’t want to become trapped.
When using a fire extinguisher is it important to stand back about Blank feet?
When using a fire extinguisher, it’s important to stand back about 8 feet away.
When using a fire extinguisher What does pass stand for?
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep
What should not do during fire?
Do not use an elevator in case of fire as the sign always says. Use the stairs. Do not run if your clothes catch fire because it will fan the flames. Instead roll on the ground or use a heavy blanket to extinguish them.
What will you do in case of fire at home?
What you need to do when a fire starts
- try not to panic.
- tell everyone in the house.
- use your pre-planned escape route to get everyone out of the building as quickly as possible.
- smoke rises, so stay low or crawl on the floor in the cleaner air where it’s easier to breathe.
Why is it dangerous to go back to a burning house building during fire?
That’s because the fire has consumed all of the oxygen inside the structure. If there was enough oxygen you would see more flames. You need oxygen to breath. Walking into a building where oxygen is being rapidly depleted is just setting you up for asphyxiation.
What is the order of patients for evacuation in a fire emergency?
Patients are to be evacuated horizontally by stretcher, wheelchair, or other method of transportation to an adjacent smoke compartment. Patients in immediate danger (due to smoke or fire) shall be removed first. Ambulatory patients should be accompanied or directed to an adjacent smoke compartment.