About This Course
The course will be delivered through a mix of in-house training sessions, online learning modules, and blended learning approaches. Practical demonstrations and drills will be integral parts of the training to ensure hands-on experience.
Assessments will include quizzes and exams at the end of each module, practical assessments and drills, group discussions, and case study analyses. A final comprehensive exam and practical evaluation will conclude the course, ensuring participants are well-equipped with fire safety knowledge and skills.
Learning Objectives
The course will be delivered through a mix of in-house training sessions, online learning modules, and blended learning approaches. Practical demonstrations and drills will be integral parts of the training to ensure hands-on experience.
Assessments will include quizzes and exams at the end of each module, practical assessments and drills, group discussions, and case study analyses. A final comprehensive exam and practical evaluation will conclude the course, ensuring participants are well-equipped with fire safety knowledge and skills.
Requirements
- Participant Requirements
- Basic Literacy and Numeracy Skills: Participants should have basic reading, writing, and math skills to understand course materials and complete assessments.
- Health and Physical Fitness: As some modules involve practical exercises and the use of firefighting equipment, participants should be in good physical health.
- Workplace Role: Ideally, participants should be in roles related to workplace safety, such as safety officers, managers, supervisors, or employees designated as fire wardens or emergency response team members.
- Pre-Course Preparation
- Pre-Course Reading: Participants will be provided with preliminary reading materials, including an overview of fire safety principles and basic fire science, to ensure a foundational understanding before the course begins.
- Workplace Assessment: Participants may be asked to conduct a brief assessment of their current workplace fire safety measures to identify areas for improvement and bring real-world examples to the course.
- Technical Requirements (for Online and Blended Learning)
- Device and Internet: Participants must have access to a computer or tablet with internet connectivity for online modules, assessments, and interactive sessions.
- Software: Necessary software, such as PDF readers and video conferencing tools (e.g., Zoom, Microsoft Teams), should be installed on participants' devices.
- Logistical Requirements
- Training Venue: For in-house and classroom-based training, a suitable venue with enough space for practical exercises and fire drills must be provided. The venue should comply with safety regulations and be equipped with necessary facilities such as fire extinguishers and alarms.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Participants should have access to appropriate PPE, including fire-resistant gloves, helmets, and protective eyewear, especially for practical exercises.
Target Audience
- The Fire Safety and Prevention course is designed for a wide range of professionals who are responsible for or involved in maintaining fire safety within their organizations. The target audience includes:
- Safety Officers and Managers
- Individuals responsible for overseeing health and safety practices within the workplace.
- Managers who need to ensure compliance with fire safety regulations and create a safe working environment.
- Supervisors and Team Leaders
- Supervisors who need to be equipped with the knowledge to manage fire risks within their teams.
- Team leaders responsible for implementing fire safety measures and leading evacuation procedures.
- Fire Wardens and Emergency Response Team Members
- Employees designated as fire wardens who need specialized training to carry out their roles effectively.
- Members of the emergency response team who are the first responders in case of a fire emergency.
Curriculum
6 Lessons2h 20m
