Safety at work, Dealing with emergencies, Just for fun

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Unit: Safety at work

MSAPMOHS200A: Work safely
LMFFL3002A: Establish and maintain a safe flooring technology work environment

Section 4: Dealing with emergencies

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Below are the main classes of fire, from A to F. Above these class symbols are the names of various materials, liquids and items of equipment that are likely to be involved in a fire. Put these items in their correct class by selecting the material together with the class it belongs to.

Click on the name of the material first and then click on the class of fire it belongs to.

Rubber

Class A

Class A

Alcohol

Class B

Class B

LPG

Class C

Class C

Magnesium

Class D

Class D

Class E

Class E

Class F

Class F

Acetylene

Class C

Class C

Wood

Class A

Class A

Paint

Class B

Class B

Class C

Class C

Petrol

Class B

Class B

Computers

Class E

Class E

Cloth

Class A

Class A

Class F

Class F

Thinners

Class B

Class B

Kerosene

Class B

Class B

Butane

Class C

Class C

Paper

Class A

Class A

Plastics

Class A

Class A

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