Most Asked Questions On The Internet
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1. What is fire watch training?
Fire watch training teaches you to monitor hot work activities like welding and cutting for fire risks. You'll learn hazard recognition, prevention methods, and emergency response procedures to keep workplaces safe during these operations.
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2. How much do fire watchers get paid?
Fire watchers typically earn between $15-$25 per hour, depending on location, industry, and experience level. Specialized settings like oil refineries or chemical plants often pay premium rates for certified fire watchers.
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3. What certification do you need to fire watch?
You need a recognized fire watch certification that covers OSHA regulations, NFPA standards, and industry-specific protocols. Our course fulfills all these requirements with nationally-accredited training that satisfies regulatory compliance across industries.
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4. Is Firewatch a good-paying job?
Yes, fire watching offers competitive compensation with minimal entry barriers. With certification, you can access positions paying $15-$25+ hourly, often with overtime opportunities. Many use it as a first step to broader safety careers.
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