Explore fire chemistry through combustion, showing how fuel and oxygen form carbon dioxide and energy, with heat and oxygen availability driving fire spread and byproducts such as carbon monoxide.

Explore the fire triangle—heat, fuel, and oxygen—and the fire tetrahedron, showing how extinguishers like CO2, water, foam, and halon disrupt heat, fuel, oxygen, or the chain reaction.

Identify and address fire hazards through proactive inspections that verify extinguishers, exits, alarms, and electrical safety, then document findings and follow up to inform risk assessments and continuous improvement.

Identify and reduce fire ignition and fuel sources while preventing spread through practical controls, ventilation, safe storage, and empowered workers to protect people, property, and operations.

Monitor and review your fire risk assessment as a living process to ensure safety measures work when it counts, updating after changes and reviewing annually to stay compliant.

Design personal emergency evacuation plans (peeps) to ensure evacuations for individuals with mobility challenges, medical conditions, sensory impairments, or temporary injuries, with assigned personnel, equipment, and drills—no one left behind.

Explore how the fire alarm control panel, the system's brain, coordinates input devices—smoke, heat, carbon monoxide detectors, and call points—with output devices like sprinklers, alarms, and door releases.

Learn how to choose the right extinguisher for common fire types, from water and foam to dry powder, CO2, and wet chemical, with safety notes for electrical and oil fires.

Apply what you learned to enhance fire safety and create a safer workplace. Download the templates, tools and checklists shared in this training.