1.1 Occupational risk prevention law
1.2 Royal Decree 486/1997 Workplaces
1.3 Royal Decree 485/1997 Occupational health and safety signage
1.4 State legislation on fire protection conditions
2. Basic concepts of fire
2.1 Fire triangle and tetrahedron
2.2 Combustion products
3. Classification of different types of fire
3.1 Class A Solid fuels
3.2 Class B Liquid fuels
3.3 Class C Gaseous fuels
3.4 Class D Fuels with special behavior
4.1 About the fuel
4.2 About the oxidizer
4.3 About the ignition source
4.4 On the chain reaction
5. Fire extinguishing techniques
5.1 About fuel
5.2 About the oxidizer
5.3 About the ignition source
5.4 About chain reactions
6.1 Sprayed water
6.2 Water jet
6.3 BC powder
6.4 ABC powder
6.5 Metal-specific powder
6.6 Physical foam
6.7 Carbon dioxide
6.8 Halon substitutes
7. Fire extinguishing equipment
7.1 Fire extinguishers
7.2 Equipped fire hydrants (BIE)
7.3 Hydrants
7.4 Fixed extinguishing systems
7.5 Signage
7.6 Evacuation
7.7 Provision of firefighting equipment
8. Detection and alarm systems
8.1 Automatic systems
8.2 Manual fire alarm system
9. Action in case of fire
9.1 Basic recommendations to follow in the event of a fire
9.2 Actions that should not be taken in the event of a fire
10.1 Handling fire extinguishers for type A and type B fires (use of chemical powder and carbon dioxide extinguishers)