Fire Testing training for Health and Safety

Testing and training require the firing of live ammunition, which can result in contamination of ranges by toxic metals and munitions constituents. SERDP and ESTCP efforts are focused on improving the military’s ability to assess and predict human and ecological risk from these contaminants and on providing effective tools and science that ...

By The Environmental Security Technology Certification Programs (ESTCP & SERDP) based in Alexandria, VIRGINIA (USA). from Environmental Restoration Training line

This course is intended as an overview of fire safety, including emergency action plans and fire extinguishers.  In 2007, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reported that there were 1,557,500 fires in the US, causing 3,430 civilian deaths and $14.6 billion in property damage. In addition, according to the US Bureau of Labor ...

By Eduwhere based in Chapel Hill, NORTH CAROLINA (USA). from Safety Courses Training line

SES run regular scheduled 1 day Health & Safety Awareness for Construction Operatives training courses from our training centre in Essex. We can also run 'on site' Health & Safety Awareness courses at your premises or arrange a course specifically for you at our training centre.

By Stansted Environmental Services Limited (SES) based in Takeley, UNITED KINGDOM.

This course is for all employees who need to be given basic fire safety training, and will help employers fulfil their obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

By Award Health & Safety Ltd based in Havant, UNITED KINGDOM.

The BLS reports that most fire investigation training programs combine an in-class instructional component with field work and research. You’ll find curriculum in fire chemistry and physics, investigation procedures, legal and ethical issues, firefighting techniques, evidence gathering and preservation, emergency medical technician training, ...

By Fire Science Online based in CALIFORNIA (USA).

Fire inspectors work to prevent fires and save lives. As an inspector, you’ll be responsible for reviewing plans for new buildings to ensure dwellings, offices, schools, hospitals and industrial structures conform to national, state or local regulations. You’ll also tour existing structures to determine whether codes and regulations ...

By Fire Science Online based in CALIFORNIA (USA).