Fire Awareness Training Reviews

This is a very useful course. It is so easy to forget what colour extinguisher is for what type of fire and this information in this course is very straight forward as well as being very detailed.

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This is *much* better than the environment course. However it still suffers from "irrelevant crap" syndrome. I don't care whether a metal fire is "class D", and a wood fire is called "class A" etc. What I care about is what sort of fires I can use a given extinguisher on, and I believe it tells me this on the side of the extinguisher - correct?Knowing which letter of the alphabet has been arbitrarily assigned to which sort of fuel source does not help me very much when tacking a fire so shouldn't even be part of this IMO. It's OK to put it on a slide, but seems pointless to test for it.I believe there was other stuff under the same category (pretty much any numerical stats on this stuff are pointless IMO), but the class "X" thing was what I recalled.The videos of seeing the extinguishers in action were *very* useful to see.

Good course can achieve a good score and understanding of the problems, causes, actions needed on prevent or stop fires taking into account public and personal safety

Very good video link, very good communication instructions, straightforward good testing.

Very good video link, very good communication instructions, straightforward good testing.

Easy and very informative course taken at your own pace in the comfort of your own home.

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The course highlighted some great ideas for conserving resources. So I asked my boss for a budget to buy plants for my desk and whether I could work from home this week. He just laughed for a full five minutes and told me to take an energy efficient cold shower. Perhaps I need to sign up to another course to get these ideas actioned?

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