The Portable Fire Extinguisher Awareness for All Industries online training from ClickSafety is designed to act as an integral part of your fire protection knowledge. In this introductory-level online safety course, participants will learn about the basics of fire extinguisher safety, the six steps of inspection, and the five fire classifications regarding the type of fuel involved in a fire. Additionally, participants will learn how to inspect and document worksite portable fire extinguishers according to OSHA regulations.
ClickSafety’s Portable Fire Extinguisher Awareness for All Industries online training is designed specifically to help minimize the risk of injuries and damage due to workplace fires and/or explosions. In order to train individuals how to put out fires, participants will learn the four elements that must be present at the same time in order for a workplace fire to exist. Participants can also expect to learn the classification of fires, how to use a portable extinguisher, and how to conduct maintenance and inspections. Specific course topics include the following:
Specific industry terms covered throughout the course include the following:
The Portable Fire Extinguisher Awareness for All Industries course from ClickSafety is designed for all employees and managers in both the general industry and construction sectors who may be responsible for the safety of their workplace in accordance with OSHA regulations. These industries may include, but may not be limited to the following:
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ClickSafety’s Portable Fire Extinguisher Awareness for All Industries online training is designed to teach participants how fire extinguishers work and how they can be used to protect oneself and other employees from potential workplace fires. Upon successful completion of this course, participants can expect to:
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