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Fire Safety and Extinguishers
Dec/2025
65 lessons
English
Overview
Description
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Earn your official certification card online with Gama Safety Canada. Complete your Fire Safety and Extinguishers Online Certification Course, pass the exam, and download your certificate. Online Certification Cards are available for all courses.
- Certificate of Completion: Immediate download upon passing.
- Approximate Duration: 1 hour.
- Validity: Recognized in all Canadian workplaces and industries.
- Exam Requirement: Minimum 80% score to pass. Unlimited retakes allowed.
Course Topics
- Principles of fire safety and prevention in the workplace.
- Understanding the fire triangle and how fires start and spread.
- Classification of fires: A, B, C, D, and K types.
- Types of portable fire extinguishers and their uses.
- Proper inspection, handling, and maintenance of extinguishers.
- Step-by-step use of extinguishers using the PASS method.
- Evacuation procedures, alarm systems, and emergency response.
Who Should Take This Course?
- Employees in any industry with fire risks or extinguisher access.
- Supervisors and safety officers responsible for emergency preparedness.
- Warehouse, construction, office, and industrial workers.
- Anyone responsible for fire safety compliance in the workplace.
Course Features
- 100% online, self-paced and mobile-friendly platform.
- Interactive modules with real-life workplace scenarios.
- Video demonstrations of extinguisher operation and emergency plans.
- Instant certificate download after final exam.
- Aligned with fire safety standards and provincial regulations.
Compliance Standards
- Canada Labour Code Part II – Fire Prevention and Emergency Planning.
- NFPA 10 – Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers.
- WorkSafeBC, WSIB, CNESST, and provincial OHS fire safety regulations.
- Employer duties under federal and provincial fire codes.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify different fire types and select the correct extinguisher.
- Apply the PASS technique safely and effectively in emergencies.
- Implement daily fire safety practices and inspections in the workplace.
- Promote fire awareness, prevention, and compliance with regulations.
Fire Safety Resources & Guides
Information on safe use of electrical products in the home.
Regulations covering electrical safety in the workplace.
Video demonstrating electrical safety when operating crane trucks.
Information on electrical hazards and safety measures.
Provincial legislation governing electrical safety in British Columbia.
Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 65 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- Fire Safety and Extinguishers Course5
- Module 1: Fire Safety and Extinguishers12
- 2.11.1. Fire Safety & Extinguishers
- 2.21.2. Module Overview
- 2.31.3. Why is Fire Safety important at work?
- 2.41.4. Fire Safety & Extinguishers Introduction
- 2.51.5. Fire Basics
- 2.61.6. Heat Transfer
- 2.71.7. Fire Classes
- 2.81.8. Firefighting Methods
- 2.91.9. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
- 2.101.10. Canadian Standards Association (CSA)
- 2.111.11. Employers Responsibilities
- 2.121.12. Workers Responsibilities
- Module 2: Fire Risk Management21
- 3.12.1. Fire Risk Management
- 3.22.2. Module Overview
- 3.32.3. Fire Risk on Construction Sites
- 3.42.4. Fire Prevention Planning
- 3.52.5. Fire Safety Manager
- 3.62.6. Plan Components
- 3.72.7. Relevant Activities
- 3.82.8. Site Security
- 3.92.9. Security Guards
- 3.102.10. Fire Hazards
- 3.112.11. Risk Assessment
- 3.122.12. Electrical Fire Hazards
- 3.132.13. Office Fire Hazards
- 3.142.14. Hazard Control
- 3.152.15. Engineering Controls
- 3.162.16. Administrative Controls
- 3.172.17. Personal Protective Equipment
- 3.182.18. Flammable and Combustible Materials
- 3.192.19. Dust and Debris
- 3.202.20. Smoking Policy
- 3.212.21. Cutting, Welding, and Open Flame Work
- Module 3: Emergency Procedures for Responding to a Fire26
- 4.13.1. Emergency Procedures for Responding to a fire
- 4.23.2. Module Overview
- 4.33.3. What should I do if I discover a fire?
- 4.43.4. When Should you Fight a Fire?
- 4.53.5. When not to Fight a Fire
- 4.63.6. To Fight a Fire is a Voluntary Act
- 4.73.7. Portable Fire Extinguishers
- 4.83.8. When should I use a portable fire extinguisher?
- 4.93.9. Types of Fire Extinguishers
- 4.103.10. How to Use a Fire Extinguisher
- 4.113.11. Fire Extinguisher Selection
- 4.123.12. Fire Extinguisher Location
- 4.133.13. Fire Extinguisher Identification
- 4.143.14. Fire Extinguisher Maintenance
- 4.153.15. Fire Extinguisher Inspection
- 4.163.16. Record Keeping
- 4.173.17. Fire Safety
- 4.183.18. How is Fire Protection Achieved?
- 4.193.19. Emergency Evacuation
- 4.203.20. Evacuation Map
- 4.213.21. Hearing the Fire Alarm
- 4.223.22. Employees with Disabilities
- 4.233.23. Meeting Point
- 4.243.24. High Rise Complex
- 4.253.25. Emergency Procedures for Supervisory Staff
- 4.26You have successfully completed the course.
- Final Assessments and Certification1
- Certification Card Information1
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