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Fire Extinguisher training course online for everyone who may be required to tackle small fires at work. Understand which extinguisher to use for which fire.
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Online Fire Extinguisher training providing the knowledge needed to safely and effectively use fire extinguishers in the workplace.
Fire extinguishers are simple to use, however its important staff understand which fire extinguisher to use. They also need to know when its appropriate to try to tackle a fire and when evacuation is the best course of action.
Any staff who may be called on to use fire extinguishers in your workplace should received appropriate training. An Echo3 Fire Extinguish certificate is emailed on successful completion.
At the end of the Fire Extinguisher course is a 15 question, multiple-choice quiz aimed at reinforcing and testing individual learning.
Where the learner demonstrates their understanding of course content by achieving a minimum score of 80%, a completion certificate is issued by email.
If the score is less than 80%, learners are offered the opportunity to revisit any part of the course and retake the quiz until successful.
The verifiable, CPD-Accredited certificate is then emailed to your account for retention within your training records.
A posted certificate is available for £9.
The Fire Extinguisher certificate is valid for 3 years.
This Fire Extinguisher training provides the knowledge needed to tackle small fires at work. If you have the requirement to tackle small fires at work then appropriate training is required.
Roles that have this duty will usually be determined during a risk assessment. Often those working as a Fire Warden or Fire Marshal will benefit from this knowledge. Or it may be part of general Fire Safety responsibilities in workplaces where the fire risk is elevated.
Upon completion of this course, you will:
Proper usage techniques are essential for effective firefighting.
Fires are grouped into ‘classes’ based on the fuel they burn. The different classes are called Class A, B, C, D, F and Electrical.
Knowing the class means the correct fire extinguisher can be used.
Class A: Class A fires burn flammable solids such as paper, wood, coal, plastic, furniture, textiles.
Class B: Class B fires burn flammable liquids such as paint, petrol, oil, diesel.
Class C: Class C fires burn gasses such as natural gas, hydrogen, propane and butane.
Class D: Class D fires burn metals such as potassium, aluminium, and magnesium.
Class F: Class F fires are fires that involve cooking oils and fats. Fires of this class can occur in food premises.
Electrical Fires: This type of fire does not have its own class because fires involving electrical equipment can fall into any of the other classes.
Online Fire Extinguisher training providing the knowledge needed to safely and effectively use fire extinguishers in the workplace.
Fire extinguishers are simple to use, however its important staff understand which fire extinguisher to use. They also need to know when its appropriate to try to tackle a fire and when evacuation is the best course of action.
Any staff who may be called on to use fire extinguishers in your workplace should received appropriate training. An Echo3 Fire Extinguish certificate is emailed on successful completion.
At the end of the Fire Extinguisher course is a 15 question, multiple-choice quiz aimed at reinforcing and testing individual learning.
Where the learner demonstrates their understanding of course content by achieving a minimum score of 80%, a completion certificate is issued by email.
If the score is less than 80%, learners are offered the opportunity to revisit any part of the course and retake the quiz until successful.
The verifiable, CPD-Accredited certificate is then emailed to your account for retention within your training records.
A posted certificate is available for £9.
The Fire Extinguisher certificate is valid for 3 years.
This Fire Extinguisher training provides the knowledge needed to tackle small fires at work. If you have the requirement to tackle small fires at work then appropriate training is required.
Roles that have this duty will usually be determined during a risk assessment. Often those working as a Fire Warden or Fire Marshal will benefit from this knowledge. Or it may be part of general Fire Safety responsibilities in workplaces where the fire risk is elevated.
Upon completion of this course, you will:
Proper usage techniques are essential for effective firefighting.
Fires are grouped into ‘classes’ based on the fuel they burn. The different classes are called Class A, B, C, D, F and Electrical.
Knowing the class means the correct fire extinguisher can be used.
Class A: Class A fires burn flammable solids such as paper, wood, coal, plastic, furniture, textiles.
Class B: Class B fires burn flammable liquids such as paint, petrol, oil, diesel.
Class C: Class C fires burn gasses such as natural gas, hydrogen, propane and butane.
Class D: Class D fires burn metals such as potassium, aluminium, and magnesium.
Class F: Class F fires are fires that involve cooking oils and fats. Fires of this class can occur in food premises.
Electrical Fires: This type of fire does not have its own class because fires involving electrical equipment can fall into any of the other classes.