FIRE EXTINGUISHER INSPECTION | 4 Steps in Two Minutes

[@maliksutton6634]

Hi Rachel, always learning a lot through your tutorials and knowing how to use a fire extinguisher is critical.

[@AllySafety]

Thank you Malik! I’m glad it was useful. 🙂

[@scotshiers]

also was advised by fire professional to turn your extinguisher upside down and give it a few love taps with a rubber mallet to keep extinguishing agent from caking. Thanks for all of the great safety videos, my OSHA refresher classes have never been better !!

[@AllySafety]

Interesting! That’s a new one for me!

[@stevenweiser8495]

I worked at a power plant where bees liked to live in extinguisher nozzles. Nobody wanted to do the inspections. Your jacket it on point!

[@AllySafety]

Thank you! I’ll do without the bees, that makes checking fire extinguishers a little more exciting. 🐝

[@AllySafety]

Hi everyone! Thanks so much for watching! In this video we do a quick, simple, monthly fire extinguisher inspection explanation. I hope it helps you to find the info you need so you can check this item off your to-do list!

[@jeffbartell819]

Great Videos, thank you!

[@justinhodges6321]

Not sure you have done a photo on the different fire extinguishers especially those required for liquid fuels. I see a lot of ABC in those areas but OSHA requires B

[@AllySafety]

Yep! We gave two fire extinguisher training videos on KZbin that cover this.

[@alizeshan7762]

Excellent

[@dyarzangana9604]

well done

[@dibujodecroquis1684]

Ended up here after searching for the song "Fire Drill" by Melanie Martínez. New subscriber.

[@AllySafety]

Okay, now I have to check out that song!

[@CourtneyFore]

These would be much easier to listen to without the background music. I would love to see some with just you speaking where we can clearly hear. Great information.

[@dibujodecroquis1684]

Why do CO2 extinguishers not have a pressure gauge?

[@AllySafety]

C02 fire extinguishers don’t have a pressure gauge because they use liquefied C02 (aka dry ice) which as a chemical characteristic, always has a pressure of 830. Therefore a pressure gauge would always read 830 - even if it were half empty so it wouldn't be useful information.

[@dibujodecroquis1684]

@@AllySafety Thank you. It is 830 kPa, right? That is 120 psi.

[@razor-ron]

You have to know the listed weight of a CO2 extinguisher to determine whether it's full, partially discharged or empty.

[@naziaJabir]

Very Weldon but it could be b very useful for us u add English subtitles

[@toneman8478]

The real question is why do I need to pay 100 bucks for a certified inspection

[@AllySafety]

The annual inspection is more in-depth than the monthly one. :)