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Fire safety & evacuation

Becoming a qualified second-response team member for hazardous substance leaks and spills - Part 1

Duration : 2 Jours Download the course sheet as PDF
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Course sheet
Fire safety & evacuation 2 Jours From 150 000 FCFA

In a nutshell

What this course aims to achieve

Acquire the skills needed to wear PPE and use sealing and plugging equipment

Two days for part 1 of leak and spill response training: recognition, protection and first manoeuvres.

Key challenges

  • Chemical protective gear is restrictive and its choice depends on the product.
  • First manoeuvres must be mastered before tackling more complex scenarios.

Learning objectives

  • Use extinguishing and protective equipment suited to the situation.
  • Apply intervention procedures safely for oneself and the team.

Detailed programme

  1. 1Fire phenomenon, extinguishing methods and protective equipment.
  2. 2Practical simulations suited to the level and risk targeted.

Target audience

  • In-house emergency response team members (ESI) and staff designated for this role.

Prerequisites

  • Physical fitness and, depending on the module, validation of a prior level — to be checked before enrolment.

Learning methods

In-person training, practical simulations on a training ground.

Learning assessment

Assessed practical simulation.

Scope of application

The equipment and organisation level of in-house response teams depends on the risks, site, sector and locally applicable requirements.

Upcoming sessions

Register for a session

Dates are set by our team. Choose a session and the number of participants: your registration is recorded and confirmed once payment is received.

From 150 000 FCFA per participant

No session scheduled at the moment. Contact us to be told about the next session or to arrange a tailor-made course.

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