Emergency, First Aid & Fire Safety
Fire Equipment Inspector Training
Unit Standard 259584 · NQF Level 2
SAQA-aligned fire equipment inspector training delivered online, on-site or at our centres in Midrand and Durban. Daily classes, no waiting period.
Quick answer
What is the Fire Equipment Inspector course?
This accredited course provides learners with the knowledge and practical skills required to inspect firefighting equipment in the workplace to ensure it is safe, compliant, and operational. The training focuses on identifying different types of firefighting equipment, conducting routine inspections, recognising defects, maintaining inspection records, and reporting non-compliance. Learners will be equipped to support workplace fire safety and ensure firefighting equipment is ready for use during emergencies.
Course outline
What the Fire Equipment Inspector course covers, module by module.
- Legal and workplace requirements for firefighting equipment inspection
- Types and uses of firefighting equipment
- Roles and responsibilities of a fire equipment inspector
- Inspection criteria for fire extinguishers and related equipment
- Identifying defects, damage, and non-compliance
- Tagging, labelling, and inspection intervals
- Recordkeeping and inspection registers
- Reporting defects and corrective actions
- Storage and accessibility requirements for firefighting equipment
Learning outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Identify different types of firefighting equipment
- Inspect firefighting equipment for defects and compliance
- Complete inspection tags and inspection records
- Report faulty or non-compliant equipment
- Support workplace fire safety compliance
Who should attend
- Fire Equipment Inspectors
- Health and Safety Representatives
- Fire Marshals / Fire Wardens
- Supervisors and team leaders
- Employees responsible for fire safety equipment
Entry requirements
- Basic literacy and numeracy
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Fire Equipment Inspector course cost?
The course costs R650 per person and runs over one day. Daily classes mean there is no waiting period, and group bookings are negotiable. It is aligned to unit standard 259584 at NQF level 2 and covers inspection criteria, tagging, recordkeeping and reporting defects. Email info@rehtraining.co.za to book.
What does a fire equipment inspector do?
A fire equipment inspector checks fire extinguishers and related equipment for defects, damage and compliance. The role includes tagging equipment, keeping inspection registers and reporting faulty items so they can be fixed or replaced. This course teaches all of it over one day, at R650 per person. Book on email info@rehtraining.co.za.
Who should do this course?
The course suits people appointed as fire equipment inspectors, maintenance and facilities staff, and safety officers responsible for workplace fire compliance. You do not need previous inspection experience. Training is available at our Midrand and Durban centres or on site at your premises. Daily classes mean you can book at short notice. Email info@rehtraining.co.za for dates.
Can you train at our site?
Yes, we offer on-site training at client premises, which is handy because inspectors can practise on the equipment your workplace actually uses. Centre-based training is also available in Midrand and Durban. Daily classes let you book quickly. Call 010 746 6954 or email info@rehtraining.co.za to arrange a session.
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