Fire Awareness Training, Page 1979 Reviews

Simple to understand and beneficial especially in regards to extinguishers which apart from water one I wouldn't have known what to use.

The information was to the point, factual and accurate. The sessions were easy to follow and not too long with too much talking 'at you'. There was a good balance of video and written information and there were no irriating people presenting-which is always a bonus! Well done-good course.

The problem with completing the awareness program at your desk is the distraction of other work colleauges working and noise level distractions.

I felt the programme was extremelly well presented and formatted, highly professional. Content was structured in a logical and ecological way. i found the programme engaging and highly infomative

The application is put together for the visual learners, the supporting materials is too good standard

Excellent introduction to Health & Safety Fire awareness in the Workplace

Very enlightening programme that puts forward information to take in and digest. The information on the different types of fires and fire impliments to combat different fires especially.

i FOUND THIS COURSE VERY INFORMATIVE AND USEFUL. tHERE ARE SOME VERY GOOD FACTS AND INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE TRAINING PROGRAMME. i ENJOYED COMPLETING THIS COURSE AND WILL RECCOMEND IT TO MY COLLEAGUES.

Doesn't get tangled up with too heavy explanations and technical jargon whilst placing sufficient emphasis on the relevance for personal safety and immediate response as being paramount in potentially saving lives. Just a comment from my days of conducting Safety Training/Inductions - when I came to defining immediate vacation of working areas/office facilities, one chap said that he had to pick up his car keys as he had just bought an new car. My response was that the new car was simply a piece of metal which could be replaced whereas his arms, legs, torso could not ! - he accepted my justification without further question.

Good clear graphics and videos. Up to date. A facility to immediately retake the last question would be useful in case of an errant click! (E.g. I never once believed that fire doors should be kept locked!!)