CERTIFICATE IN FIRE & INDUSTRIAL SAFETY MANAGEMENT (1 YEAR)

🎓 Certificate in Fire & Industrial Safety Management (1 Year) – Syllabus

🧯 1. Fundamentals of Fire Engineering

• Introduction to fire and combustion
• Fire behavior and characteristics
• Classes of fire and fire extinguishing methods
• Fire triangle and tetrahedron
• Types of fire extinguishers and their uses
• Fire detection and alarm systems
• Sprinkler systems and hydrants

🏭 2. Industrial Safety Management

• Basics of industrial hazards and risk assessment
• Accident causation and prevention theories
• Workplace safety standards (e.g., ISO, OSHA)
• Safety in handling hazardous materials
• Permit to work system
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Emergency planning and preparedness
• Electrical and mechanical safety
• Safety audit and inspection procedures

📋 3. Occupational Health & Environment

• Introduction to occupational health hazards
• Ergonomics and workplace design
• Effects of noise, vibration, temperature, lighting
• Occupational diseases and first aid
• Environmental pollution: air, water, soil
• Waste management in industries
• Legal aspects of occupational health (Factories Act, Environment Protection Act)

🧪 4. Safety in Specific Industries

• Safety practices in construction sites
• Chemical and pharmaceutical industries
• Oil and gas sector
• Electrical and power industries
• Mining and heavy engineering
• Warehousing and logistics

📜 5. Safety Laws and Regulations

• Indian Factories Act, 1948
• Explosives Act and Petroleum Act
• Disaster Management Act
• Fire Services Act
• Industrial Safety standards and regulations
• Safety policy and documentation
• Role of government and statutory bodies (DGFASLI, NSC)

🔧 6. Fire Prevention & Protection Systems

• Fire fighting equipment and their operation
• Fire drill procedures and mock drills
• Fire station operations
• Fixed and portable fire protection systems
• Inspection and maintenance of fire equipment
• Emergency control room duties

🧑‍🚒 7. Practical Training / Internship

• Hands-on training with fire-fighting equipment
• Mock drills and safety drills
• Safety inspection and hazard identification
• First aid and CPR
• Visit to industries, fire stations, and safety departments
• Fire tender operations (if included)