
π₯ ACTI Fire Watch Training
Be Alert. Be Ready. Be the First Line of Defense.
π Course Overview
The ACTI Fire Watch Training is a focused, interactive course designed to prepare workers for the critical role of monitoring hot work and fire hazards on active worksites. With a blend of legislation, hazard assessment, and hands-on VR simulation, participants will gain the tools to effectively manage fire risk and respond confidently in emergency scenarios.
This course aligns with Alberta legislation, CSA standards, and modern best practices for fire prevention in high-risk environments.
π Course Duration
1 Day (In-Class Instruction)
Includes practical training with virtual reality simulations for PASS method and hazard scenarios.
π₯ Class Size
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Minimum: 6 participants
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Maximum: 20 participants
π― Learning Objectives
Participants will gain the skills to:
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Interpret key fire safety legislation and codes of practice
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Conduct detailed hazard assessments and apply effective control measures
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Identify fire hazards and understand fire behavior phases
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Operate fire extinguishers using the PASS method confidently
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Monitor and manage hot work operations in line with permit procedures
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Respond to emergencies using clear, proactive communication techniques
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Analyze case studies to recognize patterns of complacency and overconfidence
π Modules Covered
π Legislation & Responsibilities
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Fire-related legislation and CSA standards
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Roles of the Fire Watch before, during, and after hot work
β οΈ Hazard Awareness
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Identifying fire risks in industrial and construction environments
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Fire development phases and energy transfer
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Fuel states and how they influence fire spread
π§― Fire Extinguisher Training
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Fire classifications (A, B, C, D, K)
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Extinguisher types and agents
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Pre-use and post-use care
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Practical VR-based PASS method simulation
π₯ Hot Work Operations
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Permitting process and documentation
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Fire prevention and protection strategies
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Monitoring during hot work and maintaining detailed records
π Case Studies & Discussion
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Review of real fire incidents
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Lessons from preventable accidents
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Understanding the human factor: overconfidence and oversight
π€ Who Should Attend?
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Workers assigned to Fire Watch roles
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Employees engaged in or supervising hot work
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Safety professionals responsible for fire hazard control and emergency response
π Certification
Upon successful completion of both theory and practical components, participants will be awarded the ACTI Fire Watch Certificate, meeting Alberta industry standards and employer expectations.
β Prerequisites
There are no formal prerequisites.
However, basic safety awareness is strongly recommended for maximum course benefit.
β Why Choose ACTI?
ACTI delivers cutting-edge safety training rooted in field-proven techniques and supported by immersive learning tools, such as virtual reality simulations. Our instructors are seasoned professionals who connect legislation to jobsite reality, ensuring your team is prepared, confident, and compliant.
π Ready to Register?
π Call: (587) 340-3489
π§ Email: office@actiedmonton.ca
π₯ Protect your worksiteβtrain your frontline defense with ACTI Fire Watch.