his program will provide participants with basic knowledge necessary to react safely in a potentially dangerous situation.
Workplace fires can happen at any time. It is important to know what to do when a fire starts, when and how to fight a fire and when not to. This program will provide participants with basic knowledge necessary to react safely in a potentially dangerous situation.
This course is designed to teach participants fire safety basics which covers the cause of fires in the workplace and precautions that can be made to prevent them. Proper usage of fire extinguishers during a fire are extremely important to evacuating safely.
This training is For:
Any person who may be required to use a Fire Extinguisher during their course of regular duties (including but limited to Welding, Water Proofing, Propane Use, and other) must have the Basic knowledge necessary to properly utilize the device. Safeline Management offers the essential information and knowledge to meet Regulation 52 (1.1)
Participants will learn:
Elements of a Fire
Classes of Fire and Extinguishers
Different types of fire extinguishers
When to use an Extinguisher
PASS Method
Inspection, Maintenance and Storage
About Us
Safeline Group of Companies provides business with professional and effective health and safety services, labour and handyman services, and WSIB claims management. Safeline Group is committed to providing qualified services to companies of any industry and of all sizes ranging from small businesses to large corporations. We service a multitude of locations across the Greater Toronto Area and Ottawa region.
Family, Integrity, Diversity, and Social Responsibility are the fundamentals in which Safeline Group of Companies was founded on. The development of the group of companies began with Safeline Management Systems Inc., in Concord, Ontario.
Our Fire Extinguisher Training Program is designed to inform, demonstrate and provide confidence to employees in the safe and effective use of fire extinguishers in the workplace.
To evaluate the applicant’s knowledge and performance. To determine if the applicant meets the criteria to be certified as a “Level One Firefighter” (in accordance with NFPA 1001 – 2019 edition)
This course meets requirements of Standard 1031 of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Learners will develop the knowledge and skills to conduct thorough fire inspections and determine whether the risk of fire in buildings is minimized, or if, in the event of a fire
Peak Safety Services utilizes our state-of-the-art Live Fire Tutor to provide students with a safe and interactive, live-fire environment to practice fire extinguisher skills. This 4-hour course gives students the knowledge and skills to fight small fires.
Fire safety responsibilities under building fire safety plan. Emphasis on the tenants' responsibilities, including fire safety and prevention, and evacuation based on an emergency. For building managers, superintendents, anyone responsible for building protection systems.
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