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FIRE SAFETY TRAINING AND INFORMATION RESOURCE CENTRE
 Our fire training is endorsed and recognized by the British Columbia Forest Service, Wildfire Management Branch as well as WorkSafeB.C. (the province's workers' compensation and safety authority) OUR ONLINE COURSES- S-100A Annual Safety Refresher Course - $25.00 plus taxes
- WHMIS Safety Course - $25.00 plus taxes
- Combine the S-100A and WHMIS for a great deal of only - $35.00 plus taxes
Although we specialize in Wildland Fire Management Consulting and Fire Safety Training, you will see on the left in our yellow Navigation Bar, numerous topics which are valuable sources of information and may be relevant to what you are searching for. Click on any "button" or "link" to your left that you may be interested in. We wish to acknowledge and thank all organizations and persons for creating, and the use of all videos and photos on this web site.
TRAINING S-100A OVERVIEW - This is our primary web based training course. It is recognized by the British Columbia government's Wildfire Management Branch and by WorkSafeB.C., the government safety board. This course is required by all forest workers in B.C.S-100A REGISTRATION - Corporate and Individual Registration FormsS-100 Full Course - Click on this link to see a description of and the requirements for delivery of the FULL 2 DAY course.WHMIS - We can now provide you with WHMIS. Click on the WHMIS link near the top of the yellow navigation bar on your left. Required by all workers in Canada. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS - What more can we say? We will strive to answer most if not all of your questions regarding fire extinguishers. PAYMENT OPTIONS - We accept cheques, Money Orders, or online payments with credit cards or PayPal. INTERNATIONAL - We are also involved in an annual training program for a large group of students from Sweden. This consists of basic and advanced wildland fire training workshops. FIRE INFORMATION - We provide links to the British Columbia government's Wildland Fire Management Branch, websites or to specific sections on their websites. (i.e. Campfire Bans and Forest Fire Updates) Very handy if you are planning a vacation to or within British Columbia.Useful fire related links - (Wildland and Structural Fires)GENERAL INFORMATION - These links will surely be interesting and useful to many of you who are looking for information on training, interface fires, classified ads and even the weather - for anywhere across Canada.INSTRUCTORS - This is a newer section created to assist instructors and potential clients in "getting together" for training needs.
Our vision is to help emergency responding agencies and individuals, worldwide, to improve their response techniques and procedures in order to help reduce life and property loss. We would like to dedicate this site to the thousands of emergency responders, both men and women, who have and continue to put their lives in harm's way as a matter of “just doing their job”. – And we must not forget the thousands of “behind the scenes”, workers who, without their assistance, the front-line emergency responders would not be able to operate.
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IF YOU SPOT A FOREST FIRE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA!Call the Ministry of Forest's (now Ministry of Natural Resources) 1-800 number to report a forest fire. You may wish to write this number down and keep it near your telephone.
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