Fire protection specialists are specifically trained in the science of fire prevention. The requirements for a fire prevention specialist are constantly expanding and becoming more complex. Today, a fire prevention specialist must be thoroughly familiar with the fundamentals of firefighting, hazardous materials, fire protection systems, fire inspection principles, OSHA Subpart E and Subpart L, as well as national standards such as those from the National Fire Protection Association and the International Code Family.
Fire protection specialists are specifically trained in the science of fire prevention. The requirements for a fire prevention specialist are constantly expanding and becoming more complex. Today, a fire prevention specialist must be thoroughly familiar with the fundamentals of firefighting, hazardous materials, fire protection systems, fire inspection principles, OSHA Subpart E and Subpart L, as well as national standards such as those from the National Fire Protection Association and the International Code Family.
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to understand and explain OSHA Subpart E "Emergency Action Plan Elements" and OSHA Subpart L Fire Protection regulations. The course covers OSHA 29 CFR General Industry Standards, how to develop an effective emergency action plan, how to develop an effective fire prevention plan, the use of portable fire extinguishers and extinguishing systems, establishment of fire brigades, medical services and first aid, and much more.
Safety & Health Professionals, Safety Supervisors, Facility and Building Managers, Fire Safety Officers, Industrial Hygienists, and Training Managers.
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