OSHA Fire Safety Training - CAL/OSHA Compliant for Workplace Safety
- In accordance with Federal OSHA Regulations 29 CFR 1910 Subparts E and L
- Access your learning from any place, at any time, on any device
- Convenient, on-the-go course designed for mobile users
- Obtain your certificate immediately after finishing
- Audio option lets you hear the course content
- Delivered through SCORM packages, online platforms, virtual classrooms, or in-person events
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Course Facts
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The OSHA Fire Safety Training is designed for all kinds of audiences as fire safety is the responsibility of everyone on the worksite including managers, supervisors, and employees. The training is intended to familiarize learners with the basic fire hazards, fire prevention strategies, fire protection measures, and the course of action to follow in case of an emergency.
Each year, workplace fires lead to thousands of injuries, hundreds of fatalities, and millions of dollars in property damage. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), a fire department responds to a fire every 24 seconds. In the past five years, general industry and construction industry fires have resulted in an average property loss of over 1.8 billion dollars.
Planning and training personnel is the key to responding to emergencies efficiently and minimizing injuries, fatalities, and property damage. Employees must receive training in the pertinent elements of the fire prevention plan and emergency action plan upon initial assignment, when the employee’s responsibilities change, and when the plans are changed or updated.
Fire safety is covered in specific OSHA standards for the general industry (29 CFR 1910 Subparts E and L), construction industry (29 CFR 1926 Subparts C and F), and maritime (29 CFR 1915 Subpart P).
This course is geared towards OSHA’s general industry standards for fire safety. Although OSHA’s fire safety standards for the general industry and construction industry are very similar, there are some deviations due to the incomplete nature of buildings and other structures that are associated with the construction industry.
Please note: This training does not supersede or substitute for any local or state laws, codes, ordinances, regulations, or amendments thereto. This training should only be used as a nonbinding supplement to a jurisdiction’s requirements.
Course Objectives
- Fully understand the pertinent elements of a fire prevention plan;
- Differentiate between the terms ‘fire prevention’ and ‘fire protection’;
- Recall the four components of the fire tetrahedron and how they react together to initiate and sustain a fire;
- Describe the safe work and housekeeping practices for flammable and combustible materials;
- Recall the different types of fire extinguishers and the fire hazards they are designed to control;
- Discuss the general requirements for fixed extinguishing systems, standpipe and hose systems, employee alarm systems, and automatic fire detection systems;
- Recall the minimum requirements of an emergency action plan as set forth by OSHA standards; and
- Understand the general requirements and considerations for the design and construction of emergency exit routes.
OSHA Fire Safety Training Syllabus
This OSHA Fire Safety Training course consists of 4 lessons. Students are required to take each lesson in sequential order as listed below.
OSHA Fire Safety Training: Introduction
Lesson 1: Fire Safety - An Overview
This lesson will focus on familiarizing learners with the four essential elements of fire and the role of each element in the combustion process. By the end of the lesson, learners will understand the significance of fire safety, be able to differentiate between the terms “fire prevention” and “fire protection”, recall the four components of the fire tetrahedron and how they react together to initiate and sustain a fire, and explain the four stages of fire.
Lesson 2: Fire Prevention
This lesson will focus on explaining the important elements of a fire prevention plan, the safe work and housekeeping practices for flammable and combustible materials, how sources of heat can be identified and controlled in the workplace, and the best practices for working with oxygen equipment and cylinders.
Lesson 3: Fire Protection
This lesson will discuss several basic fire protection systems as set forth by OSHA standards. Details of OSHA’s portable fire extinguisher requirements and their scope will be explained; the different types of fire extinguishers and the fire hazards they are designed to control will be discussed; the general requirements for fixed extinguishing systems, including total flooding systems will be described, and the regulatory requirements for standpipe and hose systems, employee alarm systems, and automatic fire detection systems will be summarized.
Lesson 4: Emergency Action Plan
In this lesson, the learner will be taught the minimum requirements of an emergency action plan as indicated by OSHA standards, the requirements of an emergency evacuation that must be indicated in the emergency action plan, the general requirements and considerations for the design and construction of emergency exit routes, and employee training and practice drills as integral to the effective implementation of emergency action plans.
Final Examination
Frequently Asked Questions
All our courses are designed to take a specific amount of time. However, some students may get through this online training course much faster than others. Our OSHA Fire Safety Training will take around 2 hours to complete.
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) reports that a fire department attends to a fire every 24 seconds, while general industry and construction industry fires have caused an average property loss of more than 1.8 billion dollars in the past five years. Therefore, it is crucial to provide fire safety training to employees in the workplace. This training will empower individuals to comprehend the importance of fire safety and acquire the knowledge and actions required to mitigate potential damages in case of a fire.
The OSHA Fire Safety Training certification has 12-month validity and can be maintained by re-taking this same course, annually, thereafter.
The course meets and exceeds the compliance requirements of OSHA Regulations 29 CFR 1910 Subparts E and L.
Fire safety is the responsibility of all employees in an organization. Hence, every employee and worker must understand and be prepared to take action in case of a fire emergency. This fire safety training will help all personnel from mangers to factory workers in any industry including hospitals, schools, production facilities, and offices to possess knowledge on fire prevention techniques and adeptly manage fire incidents when they arise.
It is mandatory for all employees to receive fire extinguisher training as per OSHA regulations. This training must be provided to new employees when they first join an organization, and on an annual basis thereafter.
On successful completion of the final examination of the OSHA Fire Safety Training course, you will be able to immediately download, save, or print your Course Completion Certificate in PDF format.
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