Sub Fire Officer

CFSI Academy was established in 2015. Registered by Technical and Higher Education Board under the Government of India. As Per Department of Higher Education and Direct Employment and Training government of Gujarat.

Education holds the key to economic growth, transformation, Modernization and national integration. The National policy education formulated in 1986 and modified in 1992 aims to provide education of a comparable quality up to a given level to all students irrespective of their caste, creed residence or sex.

It aims promotion of a national, a sense of common citizenship and composite culture and strengthening national integration. it says stress on the need for a radical transformation of the education system to improve its quality at all stages and gives much greater attention to science and technology.

The Directorate of Education earnestly endeavours to implement the policy. Technical and Higher Education Board in Mandated by Govt of India for proper planning and coordinated Development of the Ministry of Human resource development system throughout the country.

Technical and Higher Education Board as Defined under government of National Territory of Delhi Act 1882 directorate of education department New Delhi. Includes programme of Education, Research and Training, Technology, Architecture, Town Planning, Management.

Central fire and Safety Institute is an eminent institute offering outstanding Fire and Safety Engineering and Lift Technology Courses. With Rich experience of making placements in the field of Fire Safety and Lift Industry, the Institute is Providing courses that are purposeful, Lucrative and futuristic for aiding our clients to secure great future for them.

Our Institute is Having remarkable facilities in Order to assure the best ever training to a student opting for career in the field of Fire and Safety Engineering. The institute was incorporated with a vision of using rich experience, expertise, infrastructure in order to produce the best talents for meeting the demands of clients both in India and abroad.

Owing to our ‘will to win’ attitude, we are strengthening our education system with modern techniques. Our faculty personnel make sincere efforts to provide highly challenging and career improvement courses that are suitable for the present day generation. This staff members possess in-depth knowledge and have profound knowledge in their respective domain of operations.

Also, we conduct thorough training sessions for them so as to enhance their teaching skills and knowledge. Since our inception, we have been consistently providing good results. In order to achieve academic excellence in the education system, we assure to provide courses which are flawless in every aspect.

Fires destroy property, cause injuries, and take lives. A fire in the workplace can also mean the termination of jobs, as many of the offices and factories destroyed by fire in Canada are never rebuilt. One of the key strategies to maintaining a safe workplace and preventing fires is fire safety training.

With proper training workers can eliminate fire hazards and respond quickly and efficiently if a fire breaks out. Without proper training a small occurrence can quickly grow to become a major incident with devastating outcomes.

Everyone is at risk if there is a fire. However, there are some workers who may be at greater risk because of when or where they work, or because they’re not familiar with the premises or the equipment at the work site.

Fire safety training can teach workers how to recognize fire hazards, conduct a fire safety risk assessment, prevent a workplace fire, and respond if a fire occurs.

Fire safety training begins by identifying the basic properties of fire. All fires start when heat (a source of ignition) comes into contact with fuel (anything that burns) and oxygen is present. To prevent a fire the goal is to keep sources of ignition and fuel apart.

A fire safety risk assessment is the first step in identifying fire hazards. It also identifies the people at risk, state of emergency preparedness, and effectiveness of controls in the workplace.

With the information from the risk assessment employers can make improvements in their fire safety plans and eliminate or reduce risks. Employers can also ensure appropriate training is provided to workers.