Phoenix Safety Consultants (Private) Limited

Fire Safety and Prevention Planning

Become an expert in understanding "Fire Safety" and "Prevention Planning" for your workplaces and organizations.

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33 students

Created by Syed Muhammad Shamuel Shees

Last updated 28-Feb-2023
English
English

What you will learn

Understand why should you have a FIRE Prevention and Response Plan
Understand how to control the FIRE hazards
Understand the fixed extinguishing systems
Understand the usage of portable FIRE extinguishers
Understand the various modes of heat transfer (i.e conduction, convection and radiation)
Develop FSMS (Fire Safety Management System) for Organizations
Define the Roles and Responsibilities of a Fire Marshal or Fire Warden

Requirements

You should have a place which is free from any distractions
No prior knowledge required

Description

Prelude: As witnessed by many or can even be seen on social media/print media that catastrophes occurred due to fire and the prime reason is a lack of knowledge and understanding of "Learn not to Burn". Around the globe, almost every country has builtin legislation regarding fire safety and prevention planning and understanding that fire safety is one of the necessary ingredients in our life.

Course Outlines:
Number of Sections: 10
Number of Lectures: 25+
Number of Quizzes: 1 comprehensive quiz
Number of Additional Resources: Fire Safety Books
Lectures Duration: 1.5+ Hours

Fire safety and prevention planning is an essential part of maintaining a safe and healthy environment. It involves taking proactive measures to prevent fires from occurring and having a plan in place in case a fire does occur. Here are some key considerations for a fire safety and prevention planning course:
Identify potential fire hazards: This involves looking for anything in your environment that could potentially cause a fire, such as electrical wires, heating sources, and flammable materials.
Implement fire prevention measures: Once potential hazards have been identified, take steps to mitigate those hazards. This might include installing smoke detectors, using fire-resistant materials, and properly storing flammable materials.
Create an evacuation plan: In the event of a fire, it's important to have a clear plan in place for how to safely evacuate the building. This should include designated exits and a meeting place outside of the building.
Conduct fire drills: Regular fire drills are an important part of practicing and fine-tuning your evacuation plan. They also help to ensure that everyone in the building knows what to do in the event of a fire.
Have a fire response plan: In the event of a fire, it's important to have a plan in place for how to respond. This might include using a fire extinguisher, activating the fire alarm, or calling the fire department.
By following these guidelines and regularly reviewing and updating your fire safety and prevention plan, you can help to ensure the safety of everyone in your environment.

Course Approach: Thorough Detailing of Stated Subject, Practical Approach, Industries Best Practices Elaboration, and Accelerated Learning Technique (ALT).
In this course we will learn the detailed methods of "Fire Prevention" that are one of the prerequisites to work in any organization, even if you have no understanding of occupational safety or FIRE, this course is going to transform you from novice level to expert's grounds. At the end of this fire safety course, you will be able to implement fire safety measures within your organization and workplaces in accordance with the standard requirements.

This course is in compliance with the "Fire Safety Reforms 2005", "NFPA USA" and "OSHA" requirements. All my Courses have 30 Day Money Back Guarantee. Click on the Blue “Buy Now" Button at the Top Right Hand Side of the Page Then follow the instructions to register and pay for the course.

Course content

12 sections
• 36 lectures
• 1 Quiz

All sections

Common Causes of Fire and How Fire Initiates

3 Lectures
0 Quiz

Most Common Causes of Fire

5:44

Understanding Chemistry of Fire

5:30

Understanding Fire Triangle and Fire Tetrahedron

5:15

Understanding Fire Spread

3 Lectures
0 Quiz

Various Modes of Heat Transfer

5:25

Fire Development in Compartment

4:15

Heat Transfer Phenomena

2:20

Combustion Phenomena

6 Lectures
0 Quiz

Understanding Various Combustion Phenomena (Explosion, Detonation, Deflagration, Flashover and Backdraft)