Read the Triangle in Real Rooms
Use the fire triangle to explain why separating heat and fuel prevents ignition.
The move: stop treating combustibles near heat as normal clutter. The mechanism The fire triangle says fire needs heat, fuel, and oxygen. Since workplace air supplies oxygen, you usually prevent fire by separating the other two legs: ignition sources and things that burn. That is why a warm charger under paper, a heater beside cartons, a blocked equipment vent, and oily rags in an open bin are not random housekeeping notes. They are early fire conditions. The operating link If ignition happens, RACE tells you to alarm and move people before trying to solve the equipment problem. PASS belongs only…
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