💠 Fire Safety Awareness: Building Competence from Home to Workplace 🔥 Fire safety is a life skill that should start at home and continue through school and the workplace. A strong safety culture is built through early awareness, correct knowledge, and regular practice — not overnight. Children are often present at the earliest stages of fire incidents. Age-appropriate education helps them understand that not all fires are the same and that using the wrong extinguisher can make a situation wors

*Fire Classification* Fires are classified into 5 main categories: 1. *Class A*: Ordinary combustibles (wood, paper, cloth) 2. *Class B*: Flammable liquids (gasoline, paint, solvents) 3. *Class C*: Electrical fires (appliances, wiring) 4. *Class D*: Metal fires (magnesium, titanium) 5. *Class K*: Cooking oils and fats (commercial cooking equipment) *Importance:* Knowing the fire class helps choose the right extinguishing agent. 🔥 #FireSafety #FireClassification #ExtinguisherTypes | Fire-fightin

Here is another experiment with fire that should only be performed under the supervision of adults. There are three things that fire needs to ignite: oxygen, heat and fuel. It means that the fire can be extinguished if we take one of these elements away. Today Max and I are checking this by taking oxygen away from our candles in different volumes. But I have a question for you. When you are blowing a candle, what element are you taking away from the fire to make the candle to go out? #TheDadLab