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DEP 5822 · Bâtiment et travaux publics

DEP Fire Safety Techniques

Firefighters participate as members of a team in protecting persons and property as well as in fighting fires using the standard and specialized materials required.

  • 1185 heures
  • 79 unités
  • Bâtiment et travaux publics
  • Program approved in 2007

Les 25 compétences officielles

  1. 937-274 — To enter the labour market (60 h)
  2. 937-302 — To determine their suitability for the occupation and the training process (30 h)
  3. 937-312 — To handle hoses, nozzles and appliances (30 h)
  4. 937-322 — To conduct searches for victims in conditions involving heat and smoke (30 h)
  5. 937-333 — To establish connections between combustion phenomena and building construction (45 h)
  6. 937-343 — To access a building and its structure (45 h)
  7. 937-363 — To establish the water supply for fire streams (45 h)
  8. 937-375 — To perform emergency operations involving a fire in a low-risk building and an exterior fire (75 h)
  9. 937-383 — To perform emergency operations involving hazardous materials (45 h)
  10. 937-392 — To perform on-site salvage and overhaul operations (30 h)
  11. 937-413 — To establish a water supply and set up high-flow equipment (45 h)
  12. 937-433 — To manoeuvre a ladder truck (45 h)
  13. 937-455 — To prevent physical health problems (75 h)
  14. 937-462 — To set up and establish the water supply from one fire vehicle to another (30 h)
  15. 937-475 — To carry out prevention activities (75 h)
  16. 937-482 — To prevent psychological health problems (30 h)
  17. 937-933 — To operate a fire vehicle (45 h)
  18. 937-944 — To act as a First Responder (60 h)
  19. 937-953 — To perform emergency operations involving a fire in an attached low-rise building and a large building (45 h)
  20. 937-962 — To interact with the members of a fire station (30 h)
  21. 937-974 — To perform emergency operations involving a fire in a high-occupancy building (60 h)
  22. 937-984 — To perform vertical rescue operations (60 h)
  23. 937-993 — To perform water rescue operations (45 h)
  24. 938-004 — To perform rescue operations involving a damaged vehicle (60 h)
  25. 938-013 — To perform rescue operations in a confined space (45 h)

Le métier à 360° en 12 chapitres

  • Ce que signifie réellement travailler en Fire Safety Techniques
  • Les milieux changent le contenu du métier
  • Salariat, autonomie et responsabilités réelles
  • Le rythme réel en Fire Safety Techniques
  • À quoi peut ressembler une vraie journée?
  • Le corps, l'environnement et les points de vigilance
  • Les satisfactions propres à ce travail
  • Ce qui use, stresse ou déçoit réellement
  • Ce qui fait varier le revenu et la stabilité
  • Comment l'autonomie se construit après la formation
  • Les qualités qui se voient dans les gestes
  • Transformer l'information en expérience avant de choisir

Source : Inforoute FPT — programme officiel 5822. Les contenus d’exploration sont originaux et à faire valider. Ils ne remplacent pas le CFP, la pratique supervisée, les codes ni les normes en vigueur.