Bsc Fire Safety Course

B.Sc fire safety is degree course which is offered by ugc approved university, this course is recognized by the govt. And is used professionally to serve up in the higher positions in an organisation. Usually b.Sc is a 3 years course – lateral entry (2 years or 1 year) is also possible depending upon individual’s qualification and experience.

Why do you require b.Sc in fire and safety?

To run an organization successfully, there is a basic manpower structure requirement who carry out specific duties in the organization depending upon their education, capability and experience.

There are three levels of appointment in every industry.

Management level: usually a degree and pg diploma or masters degree holder with a minimum  of 10 years of experience in the fire safety field with leadership qualities.(includes – vice president, directors and managing directors, etc)

Operational level: usually with a degree holder or a diploma with 6-8 years of experience (includes – fire officers, sub fire officers, fire safety managers, etc)

Support level: usually with a diploma or certificate course in fire safety. (fireman, fire safety supervisor, safety steward, fire marshall etc)

Job role of different levels of appointment. 

Support level – he has a diploma or a certificate level course. His job is to carry out work at the ground level. Work with his hands to maintain and repair the fire systems. This means he gets orders everyday by the operational head and has to report back to him.

Operational level – he has a bsc degree fire and safety field. Or a pg level course after graduation. His job is to maintain the safety documents and over see the job carried out by the support team on a daily basis, he reports to his superior, the management level for instructions and guidance.

Management level – he has a degree and a pg diploma or masters degree in the same field. His role is to draft safety policy, review the safety standards followed in the company, ensure the fire safety and osah guidelines are implemented in the organisation and discuss matters related to health and safety with the lower staff.