Fire Safety and Fighting Training

This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to address workplace fire safety. It covers fire hazards, prevention strategies, fire types, and the correct usage of firefighting equipment, preparing attendees to handle fire emergencies effectively. Practical experience in using firefighting equipment is a core part of this training.

Course Content

Theoretical Content

• Theory and elements of fire

• Classes and types of fires

• Main causes of fire

• Other hazards associated with fire

• Kinds of fire extinguishers

• Fire hazard and risk assessment

• Firefighting strategies and ground preparations

• Size-up considerations

• Roles and responsibilities during fires

• Security requirements

• Record keeping, reporting, evacuation, and post-fire control requirements

Practical Content

• Practice with different fire extinguishers (Dry Chemical, Carbon Dioxide, Foam, and Water)

• Use of high-pressure hose reels

• Use of high-pressure 4″ fire truck hose

• Real-world practical exercise: Extinguishing a Class 1 fire

Who Should Attend

Employees, Technicians, Supervisors, Managers, and Occupational Health & Safety (OHS) professionals seeking fire safety training.

Assessment Methods

The course employs interactive group discussions, individual activities, practical exercises, and hands-on training with firefighting equipment.

Assessment Criteria

Participants must demonstrate knowledge of fire triangle elements, types of fires, causes, associated risks, and proper use of fire extinguishers (Dry Chemical, Carbon Dioxide, Foam, and Water) in emergency situations.

Course Duration

One (01) Day