PASS the Test of Fire Safety

Protect Lives with This Simple Method

Everyone should become proficient in fire safety in order to safeguard people and property in an emergency. The PASS method is one of the most straightforward yet successful approaches of managing minor fires. Let's examine what it is and its significance.

Fire-safety equipments demonstrated in the fire safety training

How does the PASS Method work?

The PASS method offers detailed instructions for effectively using a fire extinguisher. This is how it works.

P-Pull: To break the seal and ready the fire extinguisher for use, pull the pin.

A-Aim: Point the nozzle towards the fuel source at the fire's base.

S-Squeeze: Press the handle to discharge the extinguishing chemical.

S-Sweep: Move the nozzle side to side.

The trainer demonstrates the correct way to hold and aim a fire extinguisher, ensuring participants understand the importance of aiming at the base of the fire

Follow these four methods to quickly and efficiently extinguish tiny fires and prevent them from spreading.

P.A.S.S Method on how to use a fire extinguisher effectively

What Makes the PASS Method Crucial?

Life-saving Skills: Proper use of a fire extinguisher might be the difference between a dangerous scenario escalating and a fire being contained.
Empowered Action: When every second counts during an emergency, having knowledge and confidence allows you to respond swiftly and effectively.
Workplace Safety: By training your employees how to protect themselves and others from fire threats, you may create a safer workplace.

Participants practicing the PASS method under supervision, successfully extinguishing a controlled fire during a hands-on training session

Improve your understanding of fire safety

Emagine Edu Consultancy provides comprehensive fire safety teaching, including mastering the PASS technique. Our courses are HRD Corp claimable and designed to provide teams and individuals with the essential.

Group photo capturing participants and trainer after completing a successful fire safety training session, showcasing teamwork and preparedness

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How Long Does the Training Take?

This 2-day Basic Fire Fighting and ERT Training provides participants with theoretical knowledge and practical experience in fire prevention, fire fighting techniques, and emergency response protocols. Day 1 focuses on fire safety theory, while Day 2 provides hands-on practice and emergency drills.

Course Outline for Basic Fire Fighting and ERT Training

Here’s an example of a 2-day course outline:

Day 1: Fire Safety Fundamentals and Theory

Introduction to Fire Safety
- Understanding the Fire Triangle (Heat, Fuel, Oxygen)
- Common Causes of Fires in the Workplace
- The Role of Fire Prevention in Workplace Safety
Fire Hazards and Risk Assessments
- Identifying Fire Hazards in Different Work Environments
- Conducting a Fire Risk Assessment
- The Importance of Fire Safety Inspections
Types of Fires and Fire Extinguishers
- Classifications of Fires (A, B, C, D, and Electrical Fires)
- Types of Fire Extinguishers and Their Uses
- Choosing the Right Extinguisher for Each Fire Type
Fire Fighting Equipment
- Proper Use and Maintenance of Fire Extinguishers
- Overview of Fire Hoses, Blankets, and Sprinkler Systems
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Fire Fighting
Emergency Response Procedures
- Understanding the Roles and Responsibilities of an ERT
- Evacuation Plans and Procedures
- Communication and Coordination During an Emergency

Day 2: Practical Fire Fighting and Emergency Response Drills

Practical Fire Extinguisher Use
- Hands-On Training in Using Fire Extinguishers
- Demonstrating Proper Techniques for Fighting Small Fires
- Simulation of Real-World Fire Scenarios
Fire Evacuation Drills
- Coordinating Evacuation Plans with the ERT
- Safe Evacuation Techniques (Assisting Vulnerable Individuals, etc.)
- Evaluating the Effectiveness of Evacuation Drills
ERT Roles and Responsibilities
- Setting Up and Managing a Fire Assembly Point
- The Role of the ERT in Managing Emergencies (First Aid, Communication, etc.)
- Delegation of Responsibilities Among ERT Members
Emergency Scenarios and Response
- Managing Realistic Emergency Scenarios (Fire, Chemical Spills, etc.)
- ERT Response to Non-Fire Emergencies (Flooding, Hazardous Materials, etc.)
- Communication with Emergency Services and First Responders
Final Assessment and Certification
- Written and Practical Assessment on Fire Safety and ERT Duties
- Hands-On Evaluation of Fire Fighting and Evacuation Skills
- Certification Upon Successful Completion

Who Should Attend?

This training is suitable for:

Employees designated as Emergency Response Team (ERT) members.
Facility managers and safety officers.
All personnel responsible for fire safety, evacuation, and emergency response.
Any staff members interested in learning basic fire fighting skills and emergency procedures.

Where is the Venue?

The training can be conducted at your organization’s premises or offsite at clients' preferred locations.

Is It HRD Corp Claimable?

Yes, this training is HRD Corp claimable, meaning eligible companies in Malaysia can claim the training cost under the SBL-Khas Scheme.

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