Fire and its consequences pose a significant risk to any business, organization and community.
Fire and its consequences pose a significant risk to any business, organization and community. The fact that fire hazards are present in virtually every workplace makes it essential that everyone is informed about how to minimize or eliminate the triggers for a potential fire disaster.
Who Should Take This Course?
Anyone who may work in conditions where fire hazards are present or a fire situation is possible.
Course Outline
Key topics addressed in this course include:
Anatomy of a fire
Flash point theory
Fire classification
Safe-storage of combustibles
Recognizing common fire hazards in the workplace
Fire extinguishers and the PASS strategy
Fire drills and evacuation procedures.
Levitt-Safety offers a comprehensive range of instructor-led occupational health & safety training programs tailored to meet your specific needs.
Generally lasting from one half-day to two full days, our instructors are ready to deliver training programs on or off-site to your managers, supervisors, safety representatives, JHSC, employees, or contractors.
Recognized by the Canadian Fire Safety Association, this program will interest a wide range of participants from the building and fire industry who are involved with design, construction, safety, and security.
Basic Fire Fighting Skills Courses are offered by Manitoba's Emergency Services College.
This class is a four-hour program that covers the basic types of fires and the chemistry involved in the extinguishment of those fires. The students will be trained on how to inspect and use a handheld fire extinguisher on a live fire system.
The course will provide designated staff with sufficient understanding of fire, how to apply the emergency plan procedures, identify hazards and supervise the safe evacuation of company personnel.
In this course participants will go through a theory, short test as well as practical portion. During the practical we do have a simulator that we use for participants to practical how to clear a fire with an extinguisher.
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