TOP 10 FIRE SAFETY COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 4

This training is aimed ensuring workplaces are compliant.   Department Heads, Section Leaders, Shift Managers and appointed Evacuation Wardens gain an appreciation of the risks of fire and their responsibilities.

People credited with this unit standard are able to demonstrate knowledge of evacuation requirements for a particular workplace or site, and explain the duties of a Fire and Emergency Warden.

At the successful completion of the course the trainee will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the fire classes and fire suppression techniques, select and implement a strategy to deal with fire. The successful trainee will also demonstrate knowledge of the principles of fire chemistry and physics...

You may have fire fighting equipment installed at work but it’s a well known fact that most people have never used an extinguisher. When a small fire breaks out, time is critical.

Fire Extinguisher/Suppression combined with Fire Warden & Emergency Procedures courses covering a combination of theory and practical elements using a competency based method.

Fireco’s equipment training will ensure that your equipment does much more than decorate the wall – when it comes to a true emergency, your team will be trained and ready to save lives!

You have your fire extinguisher – now make sure you know how to use it!  To extinguish a fire with a portable extinguisher, a person must be able to access the fire extinguisher, know how to activate the unit and know how to apply the agent effectively – all in the span of a few seconds.

The course is designed to give your staff an understanding of the risks associated with workplace fires, while giving them the ability to assess whether to evacuate or fight the fire. All participants use at least one fire extinguisher on a fire provided by our specifically designed safety trailer.

This course not only provides them with essential warden safety knowledge but also includes extinguisher training and the skills necessary to evaluate other emergency situations such as gas leaks, spills and earthquakes.

Education and training for staff including how to respond to fire and emergency, fire warden training and fire alarm systems.