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1. The DENSITY RELEVANT to air.
2. The flash point.
3. The IGNITION TEMPERATURE.
4. The boiling point.
5. The UPPER and lower explosive limits.

• SPARKS
• Flames.
• HOT SURFACES.
• Radiant HEAT.

FUEL, HEAT, and OXYGEN.

Fuel, Heat, and Oxygen.

RADIATION, CONDUCTION, and CONVECTION.

Radiation, Conduction, and Convection.

DRY POWDER.

Dry Powder.

By STOPPING CHAIN FLAME REACTION and SMOTHERING.

By stopping chain flame reaction and smothering.

By COOLING the BURNING MATERIAL to a POINT where it will not BURN.

By cooling the burning material to a point where it will not burn.

1. CO2
2. DRY POWDER.
3. SAND.

They MAY be LIABLE to SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION.

They may be liable to spontaneous combustion.

ROLL them in a BLANKET or USE a non-asphyxiant EXTINGUISHER.

Roll them in a blanket or use a non-asphyxiant extinguisher.

Put it in a CLOSED METAL BIN and EMPTY regularly.

Put it in a closed metal bin and empty regularly.

1. IONISATION DETECTORS
2. OPTICAL Detectors.

OIL and GREASE, as they can react CHEMICALLY causing an explosion.

Oil and Grease, as they can react chemically causing an explosion.

Competitive PRICING drives the COST of an INSPECTION. Costs may VARY between different state licensed inspectors, so it is recommended that a customer obtain more than one bid for conducting the inspection. Usually if a re-inspection is REQUIRED, a cost is associated with the re-inspection.

Competitive pricing drives the cost of an inspection. Costs may vary between different state licensed inspectors, so it is recommended that a customer obtain more than one bid for conducting the inspection. Usually if a re-inspection is required, a cost is associated with the re-inspection.

WATER, FOAM, CO2, DRY POWDER.

Water, Foam, CO2, Dry Powder.

1. RAISE the alarm,
2. Get EVERYONE out,
3. ATTACK the fire.

DRY POWDER or FOAM.

Dry Powder or Foam.

WHITE SYMBOLS on a GREEN BACKGROUND.

White symbols on a green background.

RED for DANGER and GREEN for non-danger.

Red for danger and Green for non-danger.

1. The SOUND of the ALARM.
2. The means of ESCAPE and route to FOLLOW.

All climbing walls over 10 feet in HEIGHT are REQUIRED to PASS and ANNUAL safety inspection and have a STATE operating permit. Climbing walls less than 10 feet in height are exempt from the inspection and permitting process.

All climbing walls over 10 feet in height are required to pass and annual safety inspection and have a state operating permit. Climbing walls less than 10 feet in height are exempt from the inspection and permitting process.

1. MANUAL.
2. AUTOMATIC.

They can structurally weaken the flue liner and chimney BLOCK causing cracks to FORM which may ALLOW sparks enter the house causing a fire ELSEWHERE. Soot may ALSO fall down causing carpet fires.

They can structurally weaken the flue liner and chimney block causing cracks to form which may allow sparks enter the house causing a fire elsewhere. Soot may also fall down causing carpet fires.

PEOPLE especially CHILDREN MAY be attracted to come too close to the FIRE where clothing may catch fire.

People especially children may be attracted to come too close to the fire where clothing may catch fire.

It ALLOWS GREATER penetration or WETTING of the FIRE AREA.

It allows greater penetration or wetting of the fire area.

• CARBON DIOXIDE.
• WATER.
• Carbon MONOXIDE.

• Water SPRAY.
• Inert GAS.
• FOAM.
• (3) Foam.

Un-vented GAS appliances are not allowed due to POTENTIAL carbon monoxide risks. Nationally recognized fire codes do not allow these appliances to be located in a childcare SETTING. It should be noted that MANUFACTURERS' GUIDELINES instruct the owner to keep a window open during the use of these appliances.

Un-vented gas appliances are not allowed due to potential carbon monoxide risks. Nationally recognized fire codes do not allow these appliances to be located in a childcare setting. It should be noted that manufacturers' guidelines instruct the owner to keep a window open during the use of these appliances.

COMPRESSED AIR or NITROGEN.

Compressed Air or Nitrogen.

• Segregation of plant.
• EXPLOSION relief by means of VENTS.
• Flame ARRESTERS.
• High SPEED isolation VALVES.
• Explosion suppression.

The plant MUST be so constructed so as to WITHSTAND the pressure produced.

• Provision of chokes, baffles, vents.
• Explosion SUPPRESSION.
• Flame arresters.
• Provision of other equally effective means to RESTRICT the SPREAD and
• effects of the explosion.

The plant must be so constructed so as to withstand the pressure produced.

If your home has any gas-fired or wood burning appliances (cook STOVE, water heater, furnace, fireplace, ETC.) or has an attached garage, a carbon monoxide DETECTOR is required. Generally, the carbon monoxide detector should be installed in a central location so the occupants can HEAR it. Carbon monoxide detectors should not be installed inside a furnace room.

If your home has any gas-fired or wood burning appliances (cook stove, water heater, furnace, fireplace, etc.) or has an attached garage, a carbon monoxide detector is required. Generally, the carbon monoxide detector should be installed in a central location so the occupants can hear it. Carbon monoxide detectors should not be installed inside a furnace room.

It is recommended that the battery be changed at LEAST once a year or WHENEVER the detector makes a CHIRPING sound, indicating low battery power.

It is recommended that the battery be changed at least once a year or whenever the detector makes a chirping sound, indicating low battery power.

Missouri does not have a statewide fire code, but Missouri does have state REGULATIONS affecting most LICENSED DAY cares nursing home facilities and other state licensed facilities. Always contact your local jurisdiction for any applicable adopted codes.

Missouri does not have a statewide fire code, but Missouri does have state regulations affecting most licensed day cares nursing home facilities and other state licensed facilities. Always contact your local jurisdiction for any applicable adopted codes.