Live Fire Fighting Training

Live firefighting training provides hands-on instruction in the safe use of fire extinguishers and basic fire response techniques in realistic, controlled conditions. The course equips learners with the knowledge and practical skills to identify fire types, select appropriate extinguishing methods, and respond quickly and safely to fire emergencies, helping to reduce risk, protect life, and prevent the escalation of incidents.

Who Should Attend?

Pilots, Cabin crew, Ground staff, AME's, Office staff requiring live fire fighting training as part of their safety and emergency procedures recurrent training.

Course Format

This course includes comprehensive theoretical instruction and practical hands-on training in controlled fire scenarios.

Training Location

Grand Central Airport, 3 New Road, Midrand, 1685

Course Content

• Fire Extinguisher Use: Safe and effective operation of various fire extinguishers
• Basic Fire Response: Fundamental techniques for responding to fire emergencies
• Realistic Training Conditions: Hands-on instruction in controlled, realistic environments
• Fire Type Identification: Recognizing different classes of fires and their characteristics
• Extinguishing Method Selection: Choosing appropriate methods for different fire types
• Quick Response Skills: Developing speed and efficiency in fire emergency response
• Safe Response Procedures: Ensuring personal and team safety during fire incidents
• Risk Reduction: Techniques to minimize risks associated with fire emergencies
• Life Protection: Strategies for protecting human life during fire incidents
• Incident Escalation Prevention: Preventing small fires from becoming major incidents
• Hands-on Practical Skills: Direct experience with fire fighting equipment and techniques
• Controlled Scenario Training: Safe practice in controlled fire scenarios
• Emergency Preparedness: Building readiness for fire emergencies in various settings
• Team Coordination: Effective teamwork during fire response operations