BSTR-P Fire awarness partial online refresher V01
Fire Class by Global Region
Fire Type
Europe
North America
Australia
Combustible Materials
A
A
A
Flammable Liquids
B
B
B
Flammable Gasses
C
B
C
Flammable Metals
D
D
D
Electrical Fire
Not Classified
C
E
Cooking Oils and Fats
F
K
F
Table L4-3 – Fire Classes by Region
FIRE PREVENTION
20 min.
The aim of this lesson is to reduce the risks of a fire by refreshing and building upon the participants attitude and knowledge of the importance of fire prevention measures in a wind turbine.
To successfully complete lesson each course participant shall be able to:
Explain the risks and hazards relating to fires within the wind industry. (L2 - Knowledge) Value the importance of and explain how personal behaviour can improve fire safety during daily work in a wind turbine. (L3 – Attitude) and (L2 - Knowledge)
ELEMENT 5.1 - FIRE HAZARDS
The instructor shall:
Lead a discussion about the risks and hazards of fire when working in a wind turbine focusing on the speed at which a fire can develop, and the toxic gasses that can be released during combustion Lead a discussion about the risks and hazards of a fire developing in an unmanned turbine and how this can affect the surrounding area and the image and reputation of the wind turbine owner and manufacturer
ELEMENT 5.2 - FIRE PREVENTION MEASURES
The instructor shall:
Lead a discussion about the importance of personal behaviour as a fire prevention measure and how good habits and housekeeping can reduce the risk of a fire starting Explain how to improve fire safety in daily work situations through things like good habits and housekeeping
Global Wind Organisation
www.globalwindsafety.org
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