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Brush Pile Fire Safety – How to Burn Safely and Responsibly – SS1109IE (11 Min.)

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1

Burning brush piles can become dangerous due to wind, dry conditions, and flying embers.

True
False

2

You should check local regulations and weather conditions before burning a brush pile.

True
False

3

Bigger brush piles are safer because they burn more slowly.

True
False

4

Gasoline or diesel fuel can be used to help start a brush pile fire safely.

True
False

5

Brush pile fires should never be left unattended.

True
False

6

A fire is completely out as soon as you no longer see flames.

True
False

7

Which of the following is a recommended brush pile size?

10 feet by 10 feet by 10 feet
4 feet by 4 feet by 4 feet
As large as possible
Size does not matter

8

Which material should NOT be burned in a brush pile?

Branches and twigs
Leaves and brush
Painted or treated wood
Untreated wood

9

What is one recommended way to extinguish a brush pile fire?

Walk away once flames are gone
Cover it with dirt and leave
Spread ashes, soak with water, and stir
Let it burn out on its own

10

Which is an example of proper personal protective equipment (PPE) when burning brush?

Shorts and sandals
Synthetic polyester clothing
Long-sleeve cotton shirt and leather gloves
No special clothing is needed