Portable fire extinguisher safety training is available at the Pullman campus on May 20, 23, and 29. During this live instructor-led course, participants will discover the proper techniques for safely operating a portable fire extinguisher to combat minor fires. Understand the appropriate scenarios for utilizing these extinguishers and when it’s not advisable. Attendees will also explore the various categories of fires and the corresponding extinguisher types suited for each. Engage in practical, hands-on sessions featuring real fire simulations. Multiple sessions are available for each date, enrollment is limited.
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