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Fire prevention and protection Fire Prevention Guidelines – • Fire: Chemical reaction initiated by presence of heat energy in which a substance combine with oxygen in the air & the process is accompanied by emission of energy in the form of heat, light & sound. Element essential for combustion before a fire can occur are: • A combustible substance – • 1. Fuel (Solid, Liquid & Gas), • 2. • 1. Fuel (Solid, Liquid & Gas), • 2. Oxygen, • 3. Source of heat - spark, flame etc. • Absence of any of the three will result in extinguishing of the fire. Classification of Fire : - ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ and ‘D’. • Class - A :- Fire in ordinary combustible material such as wood, paper, textiles, jute, hut etc. • Class - B:- Fire in inflammables liquids such as Oil, Organic Solvent, Petroleum Products, varnish, paints etc. Class C :- Fire involving in gases substance such as Methane, Propane, Butane, Acetylene, Cooking Gas (LPG and Live Electrical Fire etc. Class‘D:- Fire involving burning com...

  DAILY TOOL BOX TALK  (TBT)  TOPICS Here is a list of potential topics for daily toolbox talks, which are short safety meetings conducted at the start of each workday to discuss relevant safety issues and promote awareness: Slips, Trips, and Falls Prevention Hand and Power Tool Safety Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Usage Hazard Communication and Chemical Safety Fire Safety and Emergency Evacuation Procedures Proper Lifting Techniques and Back Injury Prevention Electrical Safety and Lockout/Tagout Procedures Working at Heights and Fall Protection Scaffold Safety and Inspection Confined Space Entry and Permit Procedures Machinery and Equipment Guarding Heat Stress Prevention and Hydration Safety in Welding and Cutting Operations Traffic Control and Vehicle Safety Ergonomics and Office Workspace Safety Hazardous Materials Handling and Storage Excavation and Trenching Safety Crane and Rigging Safety Noise Control and Hearing Protection Incident Reporting and Near-Miss R...