The Webinar based Fire Safety Training Program!
Attend the Webinar based classroom training on a date that's convenient!
Attend the Webinar based classroom training on a date that's convenient!
Attend the Webinar based classroom training on a date that's convenient!
The first part of the training is a 5 hour classroom based webinar where you are presented with the most up to date information and program requirements. New and previously certified participants all attend the same class.
Fire Safety Program Materials and Mockup guide will provide all of the information you will need to conduct a successful webinar based training session!
Register online for the program that best suits your needs!
Attend the Webinar based classroom training on a date that's convenient!
Attend the Webinar based classroom training on a date that's convenient!
New this year.....
OSHA Fire Safety for Roofing Torch Applicators is available as a Virtual, Instructor Led Training (VILT) session that can be held at your convenience and at about 1/2 the cost of CERTA training.
Both the OSHA Fire Safety and CERTA Courses are offered in English and in Spanish. Schedules are convenient and cost effective.
Complete a Hands-On Evaluation in your own facility and send us a video!
Attend the Webinar based classroom training on a date that's convenient!
Complete a Hands-On Evaluation in your own facility and send us a video!
Watch the video below and see how the the most common roof details are presented in a training mockup and what you will need to do to complete the hands-on evaluation for your crews.
Its straight forward and designed to be used by everyone!
Have more questions - just call!
Your Roofing Torch- What you see and what you don't!
What you can see when you use a roofing torch
What you can see when you use a roofing torch
What you can see when you use a roofing torch
The small flame at the lower right hand corner of the screen demonstrates the "visible" flame of a standard field roofing torch. This is the torch at its most common setting. What you see is about 24 inches of a conical shaped flame.
What you can't see when you use a torch
What you can see when you use a roofing torch
What you can see when you use a roofing torch
The infra-red camera image is of the same flame. As you can see the "hottest" part of the flame in yellow is more than 5 times the size of the flame you can see. This flame area averages 1800 degrees Fahrenheit
What you can't see when you use a torch
What you can see when you use a roofing torch
What you can't see when you use a torch
The side by side comparison shows the torch user exactly why this CERTA program is a "must have" for roofing torch users. This is an example of information the MRCA's program provides cannot be found anywhere else!