Fire Awareness Training, Page 114 Reviews

Was informative bu also repitve in places

The program served as a good refresher but I feel that the emphasis should be on the correct fire extinguishers for the correct fire rather than the classification of signage. It was quite long so yoy can lose focus towards the end which is really the critical part.

Lots of information given, but not necessarily all needed by the average company employee. Sadly, there is an error of inconsistency in the data given. There is a table of extinguishers vs fire types, with an "X" for Dry Powder extinguishers and Class 'D' fire - ie not to be used. When Dry Powder extinguishers are later explained, it clearly shows they are for Class A,B,C AND 'D'. So, we are left not knowing whether a Dry Powder extinguisher can be used for a Class D fire or not.

Easy stuff took too long to cover the more technical stuff (which fire extingusher and how to use) was covered too quickly

Two many videos.

Following the first, introductory video, there are no clear instructions about how to start the course - it is only apparent if, by chance, you happen to hover over or click on the coloured boxes on the left hand side.

Would help if system faster in loading films and running them.

The training takes much longer than it could do. The easy and obvious points should be covered more quickly and efficiently. The trainee might then be more attentive on the important points like the colour codes of extinguishers, which are not at all obvious or logical. Aside from this, it is clearly communicated and structured.

good quick training

I found the course interesting to do and very informative. The questions could have been more varied however.