Basic Fire (Accredited) ILT

Description

Apply fire fighting techniques and Communication – Competency Certificate

1 Day

Unit Standard 252250

PURPOSE OF THE UNIT STANDARDS

A learner credited with this unit standard will be capable of identifying, containing, preventing, and extinguishing different types of fires by operating basic fire fighting equipment.
 
UNIT STANDARD REQUIREMENTS
LEARNING ASSUMED TO BE IN PLACE AND RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING
• Communication at ABET Level 3 or equivalent.
• Mathematical Literacy at ABET Level 3 or equivalent.

Notional Hours – Notional learning hours’ are the estimated learning time taken by the ‘average’ student to achieve the specified learning outcomes of the course unit or program.

3 Credits = 30 hours = 4 days Total
1 days theory (Class time) 3 days Practical
Notional learning time includes teaching contact time (lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical’s, workshops,
fieldwork etc.), time spent on preparing and carrying out formative and summative assessments (written
coursework, oral presentations, exams, etc.) and time spent on private study, workplace Implementation.

TRAINING COURSE OUTCOMES
Unit Standard 252250

• Identifying different types of fires.
• Explaining and practice fire prevention.
• Operating basic fire fighting equipment.
• Perform basic fire fighting procedures

AOTSA Training Course content is designed and based on:

▪The requirements of the SAQA unit standards
▪Legal Requirements
▪Best Practices

The content, therefore, includes more than is required by the unit standards. Our mission is to ensure all learners received the best training possible within each subject matter content:
▪Where possible videos to provide insight into the subject matter. Some of the content of the video used in this Training Course are from other countries and may not apply to South African Law Requirements.
We include relevant articles on the subject matter.
▪We include descriptive images of the subject matter.
▪Where required and relevant PDF template documents are required within the subject matter.

Note: Wherever a phone number, company name, or emergency department is mentioned it cannot be used in South Africa