Request for Training (PDF) - Vermont Division of Fire Safety 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Request for Training form in our editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Course Request' section. Enter the course you are requesting, the expected number of students, and the desired date(s) and times for the course.
  3. In the 'Course Location' section, provide the building/site name, street address, city/town, and any additional details necessary for locating the training venue.
  4. List all participating departments in the designated field to ensure proper coordination.
  5. Complete your contact information by entering your name, title, department, mailing address, work phone, home phone, other phone numbers if applicable, and email address.
  6. An authorized signature is required; ensure that either a Chief or Authorized Fiscal Agent signs and dates the form before submission.

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Ideally, all employees should undergo fire safety training so everyone can be as prepared as possible to deal with and try to prevent an emergency.
NFPA 1500 requires fire department training programs to include a process for evaluating firefighter skills and knowledge, among other safety and procedural mandates.
Basic fire safety training is required by law for all employees in most workplaces. This includes warehouses, storage facilities, manufacturers of various materials etc. As for the question of who can administer that training, it falls on the shoulders of an individual who is seen as competent in fire safety.
While a fire safety certificate is no longer required, businesses must still meet legal fire safety requirements. Under the Fire Safety Order 2005, the responsible person (such as the business owner, employer, landlord, or property manager) must ensure that: A fire risk assessment is conducted and regularly reviewed.
Using a fire extinguisher without instruction puts yourself and others at risk and can worsen a bad situation. You need training to be prepared to use one in a fire emergency. Our online Fire Extinguisher Course teaches you to safely handle a fire extinguisher in an emergency.

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Broadly, fire safety is a shared responsibility among employers, employees and the fire services. Each partys role is equally as important as the last.
Federal Regulations The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) mandates fire safety training under the Occupational Safety and Health Act. Employers must provide: Annual training on fire prevention and protection. Evacuation procedures tailored to workplace-specific hazards.

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