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Demos and Training

Whenever your team needs it, our licensed technician will show them how to choose the right extinguisher and use it with confidence.

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Demos and Training

Whenever your team needs it, our licensed technicians run hands-on demonstrations and training so your staff can choose the right extinguisher and use it confidently under pressure.

What's Included

  • Overview of fire classes and which agent fits each
  • How to read a gauge and confirm a unit is ready
  • The PASS technique: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
  • When to fight a fire and when to evacuate
  • Hands-on practice for your team members
  • Guidance on extinguisher placement and access
  • Session tailored to your facility and staff

Frequently Asked Questions

Training covers the different fire classes and which extinguisher agent fits each, how to read a gauge, the PASS technique (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep), and when to fight a fire versus evacuate.

The hands-on sessions are designed for your staff and team members at your facility.

Training is conducted on-site at your facility.

PASS stands for Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep, the standard technique for safely operating a fire extinguisher.

Group size is flexible and the session can be tailored to your staff and facility.

The training includes hands-on practice for team members, not just a verbal overview.

Training sessions are scheduled by appointment. Call or fill out the contact form to set a date.

Yes, the session covers fire classes and which agent fits each one, so staff know which extinguisher to reach for.

No, training can be scheduled whenever your team needs a refresher or new staff need to be brought up to speed.

On-site training is available throughout Southeast Idaho.