Workplace safety posters

Fire extinguisher posters

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Everyone in a building should know where the nearest fire extinguisher is, and that the first response to a fire is to raise the alarm and leave.

3 free fire extinguisher posters

A4 and A3 PDFs. Ink-light copies print with much less colour.

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How to use them

  1. Print the awareness checklist and ask each team member to complete it during induction.
  2. Put the do and avoid poster in corridors, kitchens and plant rooms near extinguishers.
  3. Display the types poster in staff areas such as the break room.
  4. Check regularly that extinguishers are clear, visible and in their marked place.
  5. Report any that are missing, damaged or used.

About these posters

These free fire extinguisher posters support that awareness. The set has an awareness checklist for staff to complete, a do and avoid poster on keeping extinguishers visible and ready, and a guide to what each type contains. They are awareness posters, not instructions. They do not teach how to use an extinguisher or which fire to fight, because that needs proper training. They are not fire safety signs.

Questions

Do these posters show how to use an extinguisher?

No. Practical training is the right way to learn this, and your fire safety adviser or training provider can arrange it.

Can the posters replace extinguisher signs?

No. They are information posters. Use proper fire safety signs at each extinguisher point.

Should everyone try to put out a fire?

No. The posters say that evacuating comes first and that only trained people should use an extinguisher.

Can I print these in black and white?

Yes. The checklist and do and avoid posters have ink-light versions.

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