Why Workers and Employers Choose Safety First Training
For Canadian workers, supervisors, and designated fire wardens.
Picture this: the fire alarm goes off right now — do you know exactly what to do next? This course gives you the practical knowledge and confidence to spot fire hazards before they become incidents and to respond correctly when an emergency happens, all in line with Canadian fire codes and workplace safety laws. Through straightforward, real-world lessons, you'll cover fire science, prevention, fire warden responsibilities, extinguisher use, and emergency response procedures.
Fire Safety Is a Shared Responsibility
Employers are required to maintain working fire protection systems, keep evacuation plans current, and ensure staff receive proper training on the hazards specific to their workplace. Workers, in turn, are expected to understand those hazards, follow emergency procedures, and know their role if an incident occurs.
Why fire safety matters and how to spot the common hazards across different work environments.
How fires start and spread, the fire classes (A, B, C, D, K), and the habits that stop small hazards from becoming emergencies.
Sprinklers, alarms, detectors, suppression systems, and the code requirements your workplace must meet.
Warden duties, how evacuation plans are structured, and how to get people out safely and accounted for.
Match the right extinguisher to the fire, inspect it, and use it correctly and safely.
Drills, training, record-keeping, and continuous improvement to stay audit-ready.
An online exam that tests your knowledge across the full course.
The course is fully self-paced, so you can start, stop, and pick up again on your own schedule. Every lesson is voice-narrated with interactive checkpoints that confirm you've absorbed each section before moving on. As soon as you pass the final exam, you can immediately generate your certificate.