Basic Firefighting
Course Description
The Basic Firefighting Training Course is designed to provide participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to respond safely and effectively to small fires in the workplace before they escalate into major emergencies. The course focuses on fire prevention, early response techniques, and the correct use of firefighting equipment to protect lives, property, and the environment.
Key Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the principles of fire behavior and fire prevention.
- Identify common fire hazards in the workplace.
- Recognize different classes of fire and appropriate extinguisher types.
- Apply safe fire prevention practices in daily work activities.
- Respond appropriately to fire alarms and emergency situations.
- Use portable fire extinguishers safely using the PASS technique.
- Determine when to fight a fire and when to evacuate.
- Follow emergency evacuation procedures and safety protocols.
- Support workplace fire drills and emergency preparedness activities.
- Contribute to a safer and more fire-aware work environment.
Register Your Interest
Interested in Basic Firefighting? Fill out your details below and our team will get in touch.
- All Employees and Contractors
- HSE Officers and Safety Personnel
- Fire Wardens and Emergency Response Team Members
- Supervisors and Team Leaders
- Facility and Maintenance Staff
- Security Personnel
- Anyone designated as a first responder in fire emergencies
- No prior firefighting experience is required. The course is suitable for all personnel.
"Nothing exposes the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world readiness quite like the moment a fire instructor hands you an extinguisher, points at a roaring diesel pan, and says, "Go." Qesh Standards Limited's Basic Fire Fighting course didn't just teach us the fire triangle and PASS technique from a slide deck; they immersed us in escalating live-fire challenges where we learned to read flame behavior, manage pressurized hoses as a coordinated team, and conquer the flinch response that could cost precious seconds in a real emergency. I came back to site with hands that knew the kick of a dry powder extinguisher, eyes trained to judge whether a fire is still in the incipient stage, and a team that now instinctively forms a fire party instead of freezing, and for any organization that wants firefighters, not spectators, this training is indispensable."
- Miss Florence Chad
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