INDUSTRIAL WILDLAND FIRE SUPPRESSION TRAINING
SP105/106: INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS WILDLAND FIRE SUPPRESSION TRAINING
At Siren Safety, our Wildland Fire programs deliver the training and equipment needed to meet the requirements of Ontario’s Forest Fires Prevention Act, including O. Reg. 207/96.
Built for real crews in real conditions, these courses ensure your team is properly prepared, protected, and ready to respond.
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SP105 – INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS WILDLAND FIRE SUPPRESSION TRAINING
ONE DAY
Help your team stay safe, confident, and compliant in wildfire-prone environments.
The SP105 training package equips employees with the essential knowledge and hands-on skills to:
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Respond quickly and safely to wildfires sparked by—or occurring near—industrial operations
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Confidently operate the fire suppression equipment required on site
This one-day course is ideal for organizations not mandated to maintain a full fire equipment cache, as outlined in the Industrial Operations section of Ontario Regulation 207/96 (Outdoor Fires).
The training includes a field-based component to reinforce practical skills and is designed to boost both safety and readiness in high-risk environments.
Key topics include:
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Understanding fire behaviour
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Basic wildfire suppression strategies
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Safe practices when working around aerial fire suppression crews
SP106 – INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS WILDLAND FIRE SUPPRESSION TRAINING
TWO DAYS
Designed for organizations required to maintain a fire equipment cache under Ontario Regulation 207/96.
The SP106 training package builds on the fundamentals of SP105, offering enhanced instruction for teams operating in higher-risk environments where full compliance with the Industrial Operations section of Ontario’s Outdoor Fires regulation is mandatory.
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Respond quickly and safely to wildfires sparked by—or occurring near—industrial operations
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Confidently operate the fire suppression equipment required on site
This one-day course is ideal for organizations not mandated to maintain a full fire equipment cache, as outlined in the Industrial Operations section of Ontario Regulation 207/96 (Outdoor Fires).
Day two is dedicated to hands-on field work, giving participants the opportunity to build confidence and competence with real-world pump and hose scenarios.
Ensure your team is fully prepared, properly trained, and regulation-compliant.
This two-day course includes:
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All SP105 content (wildfire behaviour, basic suppression, and aerial fire safety)
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In-depth training on fire pump operations
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Hose deployment, handling, and maintenance
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Advanced suppression techniques using full cache equipment
