TOP 10 FIRE SAFETY COURSES IN EDMONTON, CANADA - PAGE 2

Firefighting & Fire Extinguisher course provides the basic knowledge and skills required to fight a small fire. Topics covered in this course include types of fires, fire extinguishers, and extinguishing agents; fire extinguisher operation; and firefighting procedures.

ABCS Fire Watch is approximately four hours in duration and includes an instructor led presentation, review exercises, class discussion, written knowledge test and practical exam. Upon successful completion of the Fire Watch training program, you will be knowledgeable and/or demonstrate proficiency

Many companies require their employees to discharge a fire extinguisher as part of their hazardous materials training. In this half-day course, you will learn all about fires, how they start and what kind of fire extinguisher you can use for different types of fires.

ESC Fire Watch Training is designed to equip individuals with a fundamental understanding of fire safety and the practical skills needed to fulfill fire watch duties efficiently.

This course follows the established and accepted guidelines, principles and recommendations of internationally recognized fire safety organizations. This training is intended to supplement employer training programs

On completion of this course you will know: Occupational Health & Safety Act, Regulation & Code  for extinguishers, and emergency response

Esc Fire Watch training is offered by ATSafety Training. Course Content Classification of Fires Rescue and Escape Planning Extinguishing Agents Duties and Responsibilities of a Fire Watch The Proper Sequence for Extinguishing a Fire

This course is designed to train personnel in identifying, controlling and preventing fires in the workplace.

Fire Extinguisher Operations training includes fire theory, types of extinguishers and agents, principles of fire extinguisher use, review of first aid for burns and smoke inhalation injuries, and practical exercise using controlled fire.

ABCS Fire Watch is a course and is based off of Alberta OH&S legislation. In this course we will teach the basics of looking out for flammable hazards during hot work and how to operate and use basic equipment such as a fire extinguisher among other tools.