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Welcome

S100a , WILDLAND FIRE ANNUAL SAFETY REFRESHER COURSE, now available online.

INSTANT RESULTS NOTIFICATION

NEW PROFESSIONAL EXAM FORMAT

CLICK ON TOP LEFT YELLOW NAV. BUTTON - "S100A REFRESHER" WHEN YOU ARE READY TO BEGIN. COURSE FEE IS ONLY $25.00 + $1.25 GST FOR A TOTAL OF $26.25. EASY ONLINE PAYMENT OR WE WILL INVOICE IF THIS IS PREFERRED FOR YOUR COMPANY.

This is an online course. (this course is a mandatory requirement for all British Columbia, Canada, Wildland Fire Fighters)

NOTE: ALL PERSONAL REGISTRATION INFORMATION IS KEPT CONFIDENTIAL AND IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC VIEWING

NOTE:
Would your country, state, province, or private organization benefit by having an online course available to your employees? If so - please contact us. We would be pleased to discuss how we may build a course customized to your requirements. ... AND the best part - at no cost to your organization. How can we do this? The "students" (your workers) will pay a nominal fee, similar to our existing S-100A Annual Safety Refresher Course.

We'd be interested in discussing your needs and options.
Thanks

We can now provide you with other safety courses (i.e. WHMIS - TDG, UTILITY TRAILER TOWING, FORKLIFT OPERATION to name a few) - click on the "WHMIS" link near the top of the yellow navigation bar on your left.

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 harms 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.