Fire Safety Training Course is designed to create awareness of fire hazards in the workplace and sensitize the workers how to act safely in the event of an emergency fire situation.

Course Objectives: 

On completion of this Fire Safety Course, participants will be able to: –

• Describe the chemistry of fire
• Identify fire hazards in the workplace
• Follow evacuation procedures
• Select and use appropriate firefighting equipment

Course Contents

• Nature and basic factors of fire (the chemistry of fire and the triangle of fire)
• The causes of fires
• The classes of fire
• The fire hazards
• The behavior and characteristics of fire
• Fire prevention and protection
• Methods of fire control and extinction (the method of controlling fire).
• The principles of fire extinction.
• Firefighting equipment and appliances.
• Portable fire extinguishers
• The management of fire emergencies.

Benefits of Fire Safety Training

• You can create a safe, productive work environment. Every business wants to provide its employees with a safe place to work. At the same time, every business wants to help its workers maximize their potential. By prioritizing workplace safety, a company can provide its workers with a safe environment where they can optimize their day-to-day productivity.
• You can reduce employee absenteeism. The S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics (BLS) estimates that companies suffer more than $40 billion in annual financial losses due to employee absenteeism. Employees who miss work due to on-the-job accidents or injuries are unable to contribute to a company’s success. Yet a company that prioritizes workplace safety can reduce the number of on-the-job accidents and injuries, as well as employee absenteeism associated with these issues.
• You can increase employee satisfaction. A safe workplace is a happy workplace, and research shows that safety plays a vital role in the development of a positive work environment that fosters employee satisfaction. 
• You can cut your employee insurance claims. Workplace accidents and injuries raise employee insurance claims, and ultimately, may put a significant dent in a company’s bottom line. Comparatively, a company-wide commitment to workplace safety limits the risk of on-the-job accidents and injuries, along with employee insurance claims related to these incidents.
• You can safeguard your most valuable asset – your employees. What good is a business without its employees? Prioritizing workplace safety shows employees that a company cares about their health and well-being. It enables a company to safeguard its employees against a wide range of workplace dangers and ensures that workers get the support they need to protect themselves against these risks.