Fire Safety Training
Fire Safety Training for New Jersey Workplaces
NFPA and OSHA-compliant fire safety training delivered on-site at your facility — hands-on extinguisher practice, evacuation planning, and fire hazard recognition for every industry.
NFPA & OSHA Fire Prevention Standards
Protecting Your People Starts with Preparation
Fire emergencies can escalate in seconds. The difference between a controlled response and a catastrophe often comes down to whether your employees have been trained — and whether they've practiced. Ultimate Protection Group delivers comprehensive fire safety training that goes beyond the basics, giving your team the knowledge and hands-on experience to act decisively when it matters most.
Why Choose Ultimate Protection Group
- All training delivered on-site at your facility — no travel required for your team
- Instructors with real-world fire safety and emergency response experience
- Courses customized to your industry, facility layout, and specific hazards
- Certificates of completion issued same day for all participants
- Available for groups of any size — from small teams to entire facilities
- Serving all 12 counties of New Jersey and surrounding areas
Course Offerings
Fire Safety Training Programs
Portable Fire Extinguisher Training
The most commonly required fire safety course for general industry. Employees learn to identify the correct extinguisher class, assess whether to fight or evacuate, and apply the PASS technique under realistic conditions.
- PASS technique: Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep
- Extinguisher classes: A, B, C, D, and K
- When to fight a fire vs. when to evacuate
- Hands-on live-fire or simulation practice
- NFPA 10 and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.157 compliance
Fire Hazard Identification & Prevention
Employees learn to recognize ignition sources, flammable material storage risks, electrical hazards, and combustible dust accumulations before they become incidents. Includes a guided walk-through framework your team can use for ongoing self-audits.
- Ignition source identification and control
- Flammable and combustible liquid storage requirements
- Electrical fire hazard recognition
- Combustible dust awareness
- Housekeeping practices that reduce fire risk
Emergency Evacuation Planning & Drills
We help you build or review your Emergency Action Plan (EAP) and then put it into practice with a facilitated evacuation drill. Post-drill debriefs identify gaps and corrective actions before a real emergency reveals them.
- OSHA 29 CFR 1910.38 Emergency Action Plan requirements
- Exit route assessment and signage review
- Assembly point designation and headcount procedures
- Facilitated full-facility evacuation drill
- Post-drill debrief and written corrective action report
Hot Work Permit & Fire Watch
Welding, cutting, and grinding operations are among the leading causes of industrial fires. This course covers OSHA and NFPA hot work permit requirements, fire watch responsibilities, and the post-work monitoring period required to prevent delayed ignition.
- Hot work permit program setup and documentation
- Fire watch duties and required duration (30-minute post-work minimum)
- Area preparation: removing combustibles and protecting surfaces
- NFPA 51B hot work standard overview
- Incident case studies and lessons learned
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Contact us for a free needs analysis. We'll assess your facility, identify compliance gaps, and recommend the right fire safety training program for your workforce.