Fire Extinguisher, Emergency Warnings, LOTO

[Audio] Q 2 Compliance Training.

[Audio] Federal Business Enablement ( FBE) Policy.

[Audio] Our customer requires certain controls and policies to be in place in order to run federal business orders. These orders will be in a secure area which is physically & visually segregated from the rest of the facility & can only be accessed by authorized Teammates. Teammates may be authorized to work in the secure area only if US citizenship requirements are met. Teammates who meet the requirements will receive a badge which will grant them access to the secure area as well as an FBE sticker on their badge.

[Audio] Authorized Teammate badges will activate the pedestrian turnstiles. ONLY Security is authorized to open gates. Security will validate badges for all Teammates transporting material through the gates. Turnstile guidelines: Swipe your badge on the badge reader A green light means you may enter the area Only 1 person through at a time (no tail-gating).

[Audio] Documents containing Customer Unique Information data must not be removed from the secure area. Examples include the customer's name & shipping address. A separate, secure network is utilized within the secure area. Only those Teammates with physical access to the secure area will receive this network & application access. Two forms of authentication will be required to access the secure network & associated applications: 1. Standard Login/ Passwords2. Physical token assigned to you (using grid) Absolutely no password or token sharing! Phone Policy: Personal mobile phones are not allowed on the factory floor. Only company issued mobile phones are permitted on the factory floor..

[Audio] Portable Drive Policy: Portable drives used in the secure area must not be removed from the secure area. Portable drives for production use will be stored the secure area. A sign-in & sign-out process will be used to control the use & movement of these drives..

[Audio] In Summary: You are about to Enter a Secure Area This Area is Under Video Surveillance Authorized Personnel – Badge Access Only No Tailgating – Badge Required Only Authorized Mobile Devices Allowed No Personal Phones Allowed Restricted Network Gate Access for Authorized PIV Drivers Only You are now leaving the Secure Area Do not allow un-authorized personnel into this area Do not remove any documents with Customer Unique Information from secure area Gate access for authorized PIV driver only.

[Audio] LOCK OUT TAG OUT. LOCK OUT / TAG OUT. 5/12/2021.

[Audio] When any piece of equipment, PIV, conveyor, etc. is not functioning properly, IMMEDIATELY let your Team Lead or Supervisor know. The Team Lead or Supervisor will then submit a request through Emaintenance. Maintenance Team will lock out equipment as needed with a tag indicating the reason. NEVER USE EQUIPMENT THAT HAS BEEN LOCKED!.

[Audio] Emergency warning systems. Emergency warning systems.

[Audio] Fire / Evacuation of the Building Horns will sound and light strobes will flash throughout the building. ALL teammates must exit the building and go to their designated muster point. Once the "all clear" is given, teammates may leave the muster point and return to the building (using the bridge or the crosswalk at EG1). Severe Weather Siren ( air horn at Hixson) will sound followed by announcement advising teammates to report to their muster points. Teammates will report to their muster points located in the main breakroom. The facility will be under lock down and no one is permitted to leave until "all clear" is issued..

[Audio] Fire extinguisher. Fire extinguisher. 5/12/2021.

[Audio] Fire ingredients Oxygen, heat, and fuel are frequently referred to as the " fire triangle." Add in the fourth element, the chemical reaction, and there will be a fire. Take any of these four things away and there will not be a fire or the fire will be extinguished..

[Audio] Fuel classifications Not all fires are the same. They are classified according to the type of fuel that is burning. Class A – Ordinary combustibles that typically leave Ash Class B – Flammable liquids that typically Bubble or Boil Class C – Generally deal with electrical Current Class D – Flammable metals like our Lithium Ion Batteries.

[Audio] The three most common types of fire extinguishers are: Water ( APW) - Never use water to extinguish flammable liquid fires. Carbon Dioxide ( CO2) - Flexible hose or metal arm Dry Chemical ( ABC, BC, DC) - Dry chemical extinguishers put out fire by coating the fuel with a thin layer of dust, separating the fuel from the oxygen in the air..

[Audio] Class d fire extinguisher Class D used to extinguish Lithium Battery fires Yellow in color and weigh about 75 pounds EG1 locations: Spares, E30, DFS Detrash, and CTDI.

[Audio] Class D used to extinguish Lithium Battery fires Yellow in color and weigh about 75 pounds Hixson locations: Red poles with yellow stripe.

[Audio] Rules for fighting fires Assist any person in immediate danger to safety, if it can be accomplished without risk to yourself. Activate the building fire alarm system. Only after having done these two things, if the fire is small, you may attempt to use an extinguisher to put it out. The final rule is to always position yourself with a means of escape or exit at your back before you attempt to use an extinguisher to put out a fire. In case the extinguisher malfunctions, or something else unexpected happens, you need to be able to get out quickly and not become trapped..

[Audio] Remember the acronym PASS P pull the pin A aim at the base of the fire S squeeze the handle S sweep side to side You are never obligated to fight a fire, when in doubt get out.

[Audio] Inspection of fire extinguisher First, ensure the fire extinguisher is not obstructed. Four physical checks: Dents, security pin, nozzle/ hose, and pressure gauge. After each inspection the tag needs to be signed and dated by Maintenance or Facility Teammate who performs these inspections. Our Fire Prevention Plan is posted on the Safety boards and SharePoint First, ensure the fire extinguisher is not obstructed. Four physical checks: Dents, security pin, nozzle/hose, and pressure gauge. After each inspection the tag needs to be signed and dated by Maintenance or Facility Teammate who performs these inspections..