Fire training First Intervention Team

No prerequisite is mandatory, however, it is desirable but not essential that learners have some understanding of the subject.

According to Luxembourg regulations (Articles L.312-1, 2, 3 and 4 of Book III of the Labor Code of April 26th, 2019), the employer must train a minimum of personnel in the use of first intervention means in case of a fire.

It is also asked to ensure the safety and security of its staff: therefore, he must train employees and make the appropriate and necessary equipment available so that they can carry out their relief actions.

This training allows the learner to understand how a fire works (outbreak of a fire, spreading methods, etc.). They will learn to control the beginning of a fire with the fire-fighting equipment available on site: extinguishers, fire blankets, etc.

CONTENT OF THE FIRE MODULE:

• The beginning and causes of a fire
• The effects of fire on human beings
• The triangle of fire
• Spreading methods
• Extinguishing processes
• The classes of fire
• The dangers of smoke
• Behavior to adopt in the event of a fire
• The consequences of smoke
• Fire extinguishers
• The distances of use
• Regulation and standardization of fire extinguishers
• Operating rules and precautions for use
• Use of different types of extinguishers
• Other ways of extinction
• Fire pictograms
• Alarm equipment
• Means of alert
• Fire prevention
• Practice on real fires

• Theoretical talk
• Technical training
• Scenarios
• Exchanges between participants
• Practice on real fires
• Debriefing

Knowledge is validated throughout the training through real-life and analysis exercises. A constant exchange between learners and trainer takes place and allows continuous assessment.

The participation certificate will be issued at the end of the training if successful.

Private parking available at the training site.
Catering possible on site (order) or nearby (about 500 meters).

Training limited to 12 attendees in order to guarantee a quality service as well as better interactivity.

A 2 hour session (see the First Witness of a Fire training) can be scheduled but will not allow learners to deepen their knowledge.