Where should flammable liquids be stored on site?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. In a labelled, ventilated, fire-resistant store
- Step 1: Flammable liquids give off vapour and need controlled storage. Step 2. Only small amounts should be kept in the work area, and containers must be labelled. Answer: In a labelled, ventilated, fire-resistant store. Why not the others: Cabins with heaters, scaffolds and offices with electrics are all unsafe places.
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