Advanced Diploma In Safety

Fire safety is very important in the field of fire fighting and fire prevention. The purpose of fire safety is to eliminate injuries. There are many different forms of safety. There are also safety programs for firefighters.

The main goals of the safety program consist of preventing damage or loss of equipment, preventing human suffering, casualties, injuries, and exposures to hazardous atmospheres and transmittable diseases.

Safety needs to be respected by everyone who works together or else something can go wrong. Firefighters have many health considerations. For instance, they must stay informed about job-related health issues.

They must also use precautions to avoid exposure to aids. Other considerations even consist of properly cleaning and storing tools and equipment. Firefighters also have to keep up with physical fitness also. All of these things help to maintain a good safety record. The different types of safety consist of being on the apparatus, safety in the fire station, personal safety, tool and equipment safety, safety in training, and emergency scene safety.

Course details

The major objective of the safety and fire engineering course is to prepare students to excel in areas related to the protection of people, property, and the environment. Typically, safety and fire engineers are trained to

• Anticipate, identify and evaluate hazardous conditions and practices
• Develop hazard control designs, methods, procedures, and programmes
• Draft a future safety plan and statement based on real-time experiences and facts
• Measure, audit and evaluate the efficiencies of accident-prone processes
• Implement, administer and advise others on hazard control programmes

Syllabus covered

• Fire protocols
• Industrial safety
• Construction safety
• Environmental safety
• Risk assessment
• Fire technology
• Design and installation