It is very important to have the fire extinguisher in an easily accessible place and to know how to use it correctly. In the event of a fire emergency, it can help you put out a small fire before it gets bigger, giving you time to evacuate. Different types of fire extinguishers are designed to be effective in different fire classes (Class A, B, C etc.), so it's important to choose the right one for the particular situation. Regular maintenance, inspection and testing of fire extinguishers is also important to ensure they are in proper working condition.

In a building, fire extinguishers should be located in an easily accessible location where they can be easily seen and quickly retrieved in the event of an emergency fire. Among the most ideal placement areas:

1. Near exits or along escape routes
2. In corridors or common areas
3. Near potential fire hazards such as a kitchen, laboratory, or workshop
4. In high-traffic areas such as lobbies, elevators and stairwells
5. On each floor, close to exits and elevators

It is important to comply with laws and regulations regarding the placement of fire extinguishers and to ensure that they are easily visible and accessible to everyone in the building. On the other hand, it is a good idea to educate people on the location and correct use of fire extinguishers.

In accordance with the instructions, it is necessary to follow when the maintenance check is done.

Emphasis is placed on ensuring that the tip, pull pin, and safety seal are in good condition and used in an emergency by making sure the instructions are legible. In addition, it is important to keep track of when the periodic maintenance is due by keeping records of all maintenance and inspections for compliance purposes.

It is recommended that the fire extinguisher be serviced annually by a certified professional to ensure they are in proper working order and ready for use in an emergency. It is a necessity to examine the regulations on Fire Devices regarding filling time.