Fire Protection Awareness
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OSHA Standard: 1926.150, 1926.151, 1926.24, 1926. 352 and industry best practices
Fire Protection Awareness explains the fire triangle and its components, different fire extinguishers, their uses, inspection requirements, and the steps to follow when using an extinguisher.
An interactive simulation prepares learners to determine when to evacuate or fight a fire based on its conditions, and how to properly use a fire extinguisher using the P.A.S.S. method.
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Fire Protection Awareness
Frequently Asked Questions
It opens by breaking down the fire triangle and its components, the foundation for understanding how a fire behaves once it starts.
Learners come away knowing the inspection requirements that keep different types of fire extinguishers ready for use when they are actually needed.
The interactive simulation trains learners to judge fire conditions and decide whether to evacuate or attempt to fight the fire in front of them.
It teaches the P.A.S.S. method as the step-by-step approach for operating a fire extinguisher correctly once a decision to fight is made.
The course draws on OSHA Standards 1926.150, 1926.151, 1926.24, and 1926.352, along with related industry best practices for fire protection.
OSHA Standard: 1926.150, 1926.151, 1926.24, 1926. 352 and industry best practices
Fire Protection Awareness explains the fire triangle and its components, different fire extinguishers, their uses, inspection requirements, and the steps to follow when using an extinguisher.
An interactive simulation prepares learners to determine when to evacuate or fight a fire based on its conditions, and how to properly use a fire extinguisher using the P.A.S.S. method.