Objective

In order to safely perform a job using an open flame, you need to have certain knowledge to prevent accidents. The most important thing to learn is which measures need to be in place to prevent fires.

The delegate should obtain knowledge about the current regulations surrounding work using an open flame, basic fire theory, and risk associated with the task. This course covers the demands set for the practical part of the training.

Target Group

Personnel performing tasks, such as welding, torch cutting, grinding and roofing, using an open flame.

Prerequisites

This practical module must be completed in the past 24 months, or at least three months after the delegate has passed the theory module.

Examination

None.
Completed course is valid for 60 months.

Course Contents

Upon completion of the training, the delegate should master basic skills in extinguishing small fires that can occur during the use of an open flame by:
- gaining knowledge of different methods of extinguishing fires, and the necessary equipment,.
- gaining knowledge of routines and behaviour during a fire.
- methods of extuinguishing fires.
- equipment used for extinguishing.
- practical training.