Fire Fighting

The act of putting out big uninvited fires in structures, automobiles, and forests is known as “fighting fires.” in order to safeguard people, property, and the environment, firefighters put out fires. We offer training programmes in fire safety and standards for anyone employed in the fire industry, whether as employees, business owners, or in other capacities.

One of the study and implementation divisions that only uses engineering controls to lessen the danger of workplace fires is the department of fire and safety engineering. Employers are required by law to make sure that there are no fire hazards present at the workplace and that all employees are adequately safeguarded in case of a fire.

Hazards caused by fire

One of the major hazards associated with firefighting operations is the toxic environment created by combusting materials. The four major hazards are

Smoke, which is becoming increasingly dangerous due to the increased variety and amount of synthetic household materials
Oxygen deficient atmosphere (21% o2 is normal and 19.5% o2 is considered oxygen deficient)
Elevated temperatures
Toxic atmospheres

A categorized list of such equipment might look like this:

• Extinguishers
• Fire fighter’s gear
• Installed firefighting system
• Communication equipment
• Fire detection and alarm systems
• Other accessories

Promote a positive health and safety culture.
Design and implementation of an automatic suppression system.
Developing a fire strategy and compartmentation plan for a structure or industry.

Study mode

Normal mode
Part-time
Distance educations