Register Today for IAFC Propane-Response Education Classes!

February 3, 2025
IAFC Staff

Are you a Hazmat Responder and want to sharpen your propane emergency response skills?

Our new online programs, Propane Emergencies Training for Responders, is designed for you. With our comprehensive online training you can gain specialized knowledge in handling propane and propane-related emergencies.

These courses prepare hazardous materials responders with the critical knowledge and skills needed to effectively respond to releases of propane. Your mission? Protect all nearby people, property, and the environment from harmful effects.

Why Choose Our Courses?

Specific Knowledge: Deep dive into the world of propane emergencies.
Flexible Learning: Online modules fit your schedule.
IAFC Pro Board Certification: Complete just the online training and receive an IAFC Certificate of Completion. If you are currently at a Hazmat Operations level and decide to move forward to complete an in-person propane training skills class, you can become certified under the Pro Board Accreditation.

Enroll now to ensure you are ready to face any propane emergency confidently. Let us make our communities safer together!

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