Fire Training Introduction

This short course can be priceless. Imagine losing your production due to fire. It happens all the time. Companies must make sure that they take reasonable precautions to prevent fires.

Management does not always look at fire risk. This is because it does not happen every day. However, when it happens, it can be devastating. The more staff members you educate, the less your chances of loss. We suggest that you train at least one employee for every department & shift. Over and above the loss you might sustain, there are other reasons you need training. The OHS Act of 1993 requires fire training.

Basic Fire Training Course Modules:

• 1. Fire Extinguisher Types.
• 2. Operating procedures, capabilities, and limitations.
• 3. Basic Fire Fighting Concepts: R.A.C.E. & P.A.S.S.
• 4. Understand the combustion process and different fire classes.
• 5. Leading causes of residential fire deaths
• 6. Principles of Fire Safety
• 7. How Does a Fire Work?
• 8. The Combustion Process
• 9. Fire Extinguisher Anatomy
• 10. Inappropriate use of extinguishers
• 11. Fire fighting Decision Criteria
• 12. Fire Classes
• 13. When NOT to Fight a Fire!
• 14. Personal hazards
• 15. Emergency Procedures
• 16. Prevention methods
• 17. P.A.S.S. Method
• 18. Fighting the Fire
• 19. Practical