Welding, brazing and cutting are examples of ignition sources near flammable materials. This is what we call "hot work." The techniques and tools used to perform these jobs must be done within defined parameters. This training covers the safety items necessary to avoid accident and fire risks.

Fire extinguishers are first response tool allowing to act on incipient fire. The source of a fire may vary, and using the wrong extinguisher type can not only be ineffective, but can, in some cases, aggravate a situation. This training covers the fire extinguisher types, and explains how to use them and maintain their good condition.

During this course, you will learn more about what a fire is, how it spreads and what the consequences are. You will be able to identify workplace fire hazards and how to prevent them. In addition, you will know how to use evacuation methods, and the role of each person involved, in the event of a fire.

Fire extinguishers are first response tool allowing to act on incipient fire. The source of a fire may vary, and using the wrong extinguisher type can not only be ineffective, but can, in some cases, aggravate a situation. This training covers the fire extinguisher types, and explains how to use them and maintain their good condition.

To provide guidance and knowledge about hot work fire safety to IOC employees and contractors required to conduct hot work at IOC.

Use of portable fire extinguishers.

Asbestos, a naturally occurring mineral, was widely used in construction and manufacturing due to its fire-resistant properties. However, prolonged exposure can lead to serious health issues, including asbestosis, lung cancer, and mesothelioma. Proper handling and removal are crucial to prevent risks.

This online training course aims to introduce you to the basics of firefighting and the effective use of a portable fire extinguisher in accordance with occupational health and safety (OHS) requirements.