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The best way to keep your employees safe from fire hazards is to ensure that they are trained to properly react to them if they break out. Think: if a fire occurred at your business today, would anyone know what to do? That’s where we come in.
What You’ll Learn From Our Fire Extinguisher Training Class
Our classes are half lecture / presentation, half hands-on activity training, and 100% fun! Taught by OSHA-certified instructors, our courses are designed to give you the practical skills needed to handle fire emergencies like a professional. Read on to find out what each aspect of the curriculum entails.
Part 1: An Overview of Fire Safety Best Practices & A Live Demonstration Of Proper Fire Extinguisher Technique
During the first portion of the class, we’ll define the most common types of fires: class A, class B, class C, class D, and class K. Once we’re sure that you understand how to recognize fires by classification type, we’ll explain which type of fire extinguisher to use for each unique fire classification. After we explore the anatomy of a standard fire extinguisher, we’ll demonstrate how to properly operate one using the P.A.S.S. (pull the pin, aim low, squeeze, and sweep) method. Of course, no lecture would be complete without a healthy dose of theory and advice. Rest assured that by the time you complete this initial portion of the class, you’ll be well versed in all the best fire safety and prevention protocols.
Part 2: Hands-On Training & Certification
The second half of the class is rightfully called the “fun” part. Our trainers believe that everyone learns best by doing. Trust us when we say that nobody leaves our classes without operating a fire extinguisher. We’ll ensure that every member of the class receives the attention they deserve. By the end of the course, every participant will be able to operate a fire extinguisher with confidence.
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