
Fire Safety - Essential Concepts, Prevention and Control (Free Online Course With Certificate)
Online USA
DURATION
3 up to 4 Hours
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time, Part time
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STUDY FORMAT
Distance Learning
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Key Summary
Introduction
This concise course on fire safety planning, management and control is designed for people for whom fire safety management is an important part of their profession. This course includes various aspects related to fire safety such as the classification and method of using fire extinguishers and smoke alarms. You will also find discussions on two important international fire risk management standards in this course: BS 9997 and OSHA Act.
This Free Online Course Includes:
- 3-4 Hours of Learning
- CPD Accreditation
- Final Assessment
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Curriculum
Fire disasters are well-known catastrophes throughout human history, with millions of people having faced their consequences, whether from natural or artificial sources. Throughout the evolution of human civilization, fires have caused the loss of human lives, wealth and infrastructure. Although the advancement in technology and scientific methods has brought out many positive changes in dealing with fires, there is still room for improvement. For example, the loopholes in managing and implementing the rules and regulations regarding fire safety are a big concern regarding public security in various countries. Even wealthy countries like the United States face these issues daily. The losses that occur due to fires in industrialized nations and developing countries are monetary and incur damage to basic infrastructure. Moreover, these incidents can leave an everlasting psychological impact on the victims.
Enterprises and businesses worldwide understand the importance of maintaining a robust fire safety and risk management system. For this purpose, employers will seek personnel well-versed in fire safety and risk management because these individuals understand the consequences they will face in the event of a fire. Fires are deadly for an organization's financial stability, and progress and can also distort its public image. A business's reputation can be damaged due to the assumption that they were careless about their safety and their employees’ safety.
This course comprises three comprehensive modules. The first module demonstrates the basics relating to fire hazards. You will explore the three most common reasons fires occur and the important scientific principles of the ‘fire triangle’ and ‘fire tetrahedron’. Moreover, it outlines the phenomenon of combustion and the classification of flames. The second module describes fire protection, prevention and suppression systems. It classifies fire extinguishers based on their content and colour codes. A brief fire safety guide provides fire safety practices for employees and employers and outlines a fire warden’s responsibilities. The final module discusses fire safety under three international frameworks: BS 9997, the Singaporean Civil Defense Force and the USA’s Organizational Safety and Health Act (OSHA). The practical component of solving case studies will keep you engaged. If you are interested in learning about what it takes to tackle fire safety in your organization, enrol today!
Module 1
The Basics of Fire and Propagation
This module discusses the three most important parts due to which fires occur. You will also learn about the fire triangle and fire tetrahedron, along with their components. The combustion phenomenon and the classification of flames produced from it are also given in this module. Lastly, different classes and the four stages of fire are also given.
Module 2
The Fundamentals of Fire Safety
In this module, you will learn about the differences between fire prevention, suppression, and protection. You will also learn about the classification of fire extinguishers. You will also learn about the correct use of smoke detectors. Moreover, fire safety practices, rights, and responsibilities for employees and employers are also given.
Module 3
Fire Safety Risk Management System
In this module, you will learn about assessing fire safety measures. You will also learn about the components of a fire safety management plan and view a fire risk management system under BS 9997. Moreover, the differences between FEP and ERP are also given under the guidelines of SCDF. Lastly, some important OHSA clauses are also discussed.
Module 4
Course assessment
Program Outcome
What You Will Learn In This Free Course
- Describe the causes of fires in detail.
- Analyze the importance of supervised cooking in kitchens.
- Explain the methods of preventing carbon monoxide (CO) contamination in homes.
- Contrast fire prevention, fire protection and fire suppression.
- Categorize the two distinct categories of the fire protection system.
- Classify the six different types of fire extinguishers based on their content and colour code.
- Describe the correct use of smoke alarms.
- Distinguish between the proactive and reactive duties of a fire warden.
- Evaluate the five essential parts of the fire safety management plan.
- Analyze the fire risk management system described in BS 9997.
- Define ‘FEP’ and ‘ERP’ according to the Singapore Civil Defense Force.
- Summarize emergency egress protocols defined in some clauses of OHSA.
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