Construction Fire Safety Training

Introduction
Construction Fire Safety Practices

Countless multi-family structures throughout the country are successfully completed every year. Construction Fire Safety Practices help prevent and minimize fires during construction.

Chapter 1
Fire Prevention is Everyone's Business

A plan and management model should be in place to manage fire risks and hazards that includes the building contractor, building department and fire department.

Chapter 2
Fire Protection Plan

Construction sites are required to have a Fire Protection Plan so everyone has the same understanding of how to mitigate fire risks and hazards.

Chapter 3
Fire Safe Practices

Fire safe work practices are an important part of construction. Watch some of the important elements to include in a fire safety plan.

Chapter 4
A Clean Jobsite is Fire Safe

The cleanliness of the jobsite can turn into a big problem in the event of a fire. Housekeeping should be a regular task to prevent additional fire load.

Chapter 5
Fire Service is a Partner

The Fire Department is involved in fire prevention and fire suppression. Visits from the fire service to a construction site should happen throughout the project.

Chapter 6
Site Security

There are many threats that can result in a fire in the off hours. Construction site security is critical and covers a few key aspects.

Chapter 7
Stop Fire Before It Starts

Developers, architects, code officials and the fire service need to work together to create a safe working environment and safely complete a construction project.

Full Video
Construction Fire Safety Practices

Watch the full Construction Fire Safety Practices video series in one helpful video to learn about fire safe practices, site security, department cooperation and more.