Extinguishers have limits:
	Know how to use extinguishers
	Must be the right type, within easy reach, and in working order, fully charged
	The operator must have a clear escape route that will not be blocked by fire
	The extinguisher must be large enough to put out the fire

	Selecting Your Extinguisher
	Class A - "Ordinary Combustibles" used on wood, rubber, cloth, paper, and plastic
	Class B- "Flammable Combustibles" used on gasoline, oil, grease, tar, lacquer, and oil-based paints
	Class C- "Electrical Combustibles" wiring, fuse boxes, breakers, machinery, and appliances
	Class D- "Combustible Metals" used on industrial metals or metal dust.
	* Multipurpose, ABC extinguishers, may be used on all classes except class D fires

Remember the PASS-word

P- Pull pin

A- Aim low

S- Squeeze handle

S- Sweep side to side

Maintenance

Extinguishers require routine care. Periodically inspect extinguishers for damage such as corrosion, dents, or other signs of leaks. Read your operator's manual and always follow manufacturer's instructions.