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What is a Class B hazard?
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What is a Class B hazard?

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A Class B hazard is a condition or practice with the potential for causing a serious injury, illness or property damage. It is an urgent situation that requires attention as soon as possible. Examples of Class B hazards include flammable liquids, greases, and gas. The best solution to these fire hazards are dry chemical powder or clean agent gas.

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