TOP 10 FIRE SAFETY COURSES IN LOS ANGELES, USA

Designed for healthcare professionals and the general public. Meets los angeles county healthcare facility requirements. Card is valid for four (4) years and issued at the end of the class.

The Fire Safety Director is responsible for all safety manual filings required by the Los Angeles Fire Department (L.A.F.D.). As certified safety consultants, Universal Safety USA manages the process on your behalf.

The Hospital Fire Safety class fulfills the Los Angeles Fire Code requires that all employees of acute care hospitals, psychiatric facilities, convalescent homes, and skilled nursing facilities within the boundary of Los Angeles City be trained in fire safety.

Every industry should have its emergency team and their preparedness matters between life and death. This team must be trained at regular intervals so that they can handle any emergency situation. Keeping this aspect in mind, Los Angeles fire protection services provide emergency.

Fire Extinguisher training is offered by Sure Fire Protection for all skill level. 

This means that whenever you are working with welding equipment within a confined space or in any area where there is potential for fire hazard, you are being spotted and have someone there for an emergency.

We present a video describing different types of fire and explain the selection and use of different types of extinguishers. There is a question and answer period with our trained technician and our class culminates in a hands-on demonstration with each person using extinguishers to put out a fire...

Upon completing the course for acute care hospital you will be issued a BLUE card (valid for 4 years). Course is approximately 4 hours. E-Cards emailed out same day after completion of class.

In Los Angeles, all healthcare workers are required to complete a fire safety training course. All healthcare workers must receive this training, whether you work in a hospital, skilled nursing facility or retirement home.  

This course is designed for individuals who work within the healthcare environment, and will focus on fire and life safety issues that are typically found within that environment.