Objectives of fire safety measures in a laboratory, Science

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Objectives

After you have completed this exercise, you should be able to:

1.      Enlist all the fire extinguishers available in the labs and relate them to the type of fire they can be used for,

2.      Locate the fire alarm in the lab/institution, and handle/use a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher.

Useful Instructions

1. You are advised to read here again before you take up this exercise.

2. Ensure that there is a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher available in the lab.

3. Before starting this activity carefully read the instructions given on the extinguisher.

 


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