Fire Safety Training

Fire Safety Training equips employees with the knowledge and awareness needed to prevent fires and respond quickly and safely in an emergency. This training supports workplace safety, protects lives and property, and helps ensure compliance with OSHA and applicable fire code requirements.

Participants learn how fires start, how to recognize potential hazards, and what actions to take if a fire occurs—including evacuation procedures and alarm response. The training emphasizes awareness, prevention, and safe decision‑making rather than fire suppression, unless individuals are specifically trained to use extinguishers.

• Common workplace fire hazards and prevention practices
• Fire alarms and emergency notification procedures
• Evacuation routes, exits, and assembly areas
• Emergency response principles (R.A.C.E.)
• Fire extinguisher basics (PASS method, when applicable)
• Employee roles and responsibilities during an emergency

Fire Safety Training is required for all employees, including supervisors, managers, and temporary or contract staff. Additional instruction may be provided for designated fire wardens or employees working in higher‑risk environments.

By completing this training, employees help create a safer workplace and ensure readiness in the event of an emergency.

Fire safety training typically aligns with:

• OSHA – 29 CFR 1910 (General Industry)
• NFPA standards (e.g., NFPA 10 – Fire Extinguishers, NFPA 101 – Life Safety Code)
• State and local fire codes (Pennsylvania adopts the International Fire Code with local amendments)

Contact us to host a training at info@thecrogagroup.com