Who Should Attend?

 Employees who may be part of a first response teams or have responsibility for fire

• safety in the workplace, evacuation of premises or supervision of fire drills.
• Fire & Safety Directors, managers, engineers, supervisors.
• Fire Officers – Civil Protection

Course Outlines

 Fire Risk Assessment

1. Fire Prevention
2. Causes of Fires / Fire Triangle & Tetrahedron
3. Fire Classes (Class A, Class B, Class C, Class D, Class K)
4. Different types of Fire Extinguishers
5. Fire Extinguishers Rating / Distribution

Extinguishers Testing and Rating (UL, CE, etc.).

Distribution  of  Fire  Extinguishers/Extinguisher  per  Square  Feet  or  Square Meters.

Inspection & Maintenance, Re-Filling etc.

7. Fire Detection Systems

Smoke & Heat Detectors

Flame & Gas Detectors

Different Types of Fire Detection (Conventional, Addressable, Etc. Inspection Procedures, Intervals,       Reporting etc.

8. Automatic Fire Sprinkler Systems:

Different Types of Sprinkler Systems

Hydraulic Calculations Water Demands Inspection

9. Automatic Fire Fighting Systems (Carbon Dioxide, FM200, Dry Chemical, Foam,

etc.)

Space to be protected

Calculating the Exact Quantity of the Fire Extinguishing agents. Inspection

10. Fire Water Systems (Main Water Rings, Fire Pumps, Fire Risers, Hose Reels, Fire

Hydrants, etc.).

Main Water Rings (Loop System, Isolating Valves, Etc.

Fire Pumps (Jockey Pumps, Main Pumps, Weekly Inspection Procedures etc. Risers, Dry and Wet

Hose Reels, Fire Hydrants

11. Inspection Procedures for All Types of Fire Fighting Equipment and Systems.

Inspection Procedures of All Fire Fighting Equipment & Systems. (According to NFPA).

Recording the Inspection Findings in Special Forms

12. Fire Emergency Procedures.

Fire Emergency Plans Training of Personnel Fire Drills