Fire Fighting Training Course
Comprehensive Fire Fighting Training Course aligned with NFPA 1001, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.156, and STCW A-VI/1-2 standards.
Course Title
Fire Fighting
Course Duration
1 Day
Competency Assessment Criteria
Practical Assessment and Knowledge Assessment
Training Delivery Method
Classroom (Instructor-Led)
Service Coverage
In Tamkene Training Center or On-Site: Covering Saudi Arabia (Dammam - Khobar - Dhahran - Jubail - Riyadh - Jeddah - Tabuk - Madinah - NEOM - Qassim - Makkah - Any City in Saudi Arabia) - MENA Region
Course Average Passing Rate
98%
Post Training Reporting
Post Training Report + Candidate(s) Training Evaluation Forms
Certificate of Successful Completion
Certification is provided upon successful completion. The certificate can be verified through a QR-Code system.
Certification Provider
Tamkene Saudi Training Center - Approved by TVTC (Technical and Vocational Training Corporation)
Certificate Validity
2 Years (Extendable with additional training hours)
Instructors Languages
English / Arabic / Urdu / Hindi
Training Services Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
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Course Overview
This intensive Fire Fighting Training Course provides participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for basic fire suppression operations in industrial, marine, and workplace environments. The course delivers concentrated learning focused on fire fighting fundamentals, emergency response procedures, and fire suppression techniques in accordance with NFPA 1001 Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.156 Fire Brigades standards, and STCW A-VI/1-2 Basic Fire Fighting requirements for maritime personnel.
Participants will gain hands-on experience in fire extinguisher operations, hose handling procedures, breathing apparatus usage, and emergency response coordination through interactive exercises and practical fire fighting scenarios. This intensive format combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, ensuring participants develop immediately applicable skills for fire suppression operations and emergency response while maintaining focus on personal safety and effective fire fighting techniques.
Key Learning Objectives
Master fundamental fire fighting principles and fire suppression techniques
Perform effective fire extinguisher operations and hose handling procedures
Execute proper breathing apparatus usage and respiratory protection
Apply basic fire suppression tactics and emergency response procedures
Develop hazard recognition and fire safety awareness
Implement effective communication and team coordination protocols
Establish fire prevention and inspection procedures
Create safe operational practices for fire fighting operations
Group Exercises
Fire suppression procedures including (tactical planning, equipment selection, and safety protocols)
Hazard assessment including (fire risk evaluation, prevention strategies, and emergency planning)
Equipment inspection including (maintenance procedures, defect identification, and documentation)
Emergency response including (incident procedures, coordination protocols, and communication plans)
Knowledge Assessment
Multiple-choice questions including (fire science, equipment operation, and safety procedures)
Fire scenario analysis including (suppression tactics, equipment selection, and safety considerations)
Equipment identification including (extinguisher types, hose equipment, and protective gear)
Regulatory compliance including (NFPA standards, OSHA requirements, and STCW regulations)
Course Outline
1. Fire Science and Behavior Fundamentals
Fire chemistry including (combustion triangle, fire classes, and burning characteristics)
Fire development including (ignition sources, fire spread patterns, and growth stages)
Smoke behavior including (toxicity hazards, visibility effects, and ventilation principles)
Extinguishing principles including (cooling, smothering, fuel removal, and chemical interruption)
2. Fire Fighting Equipment and Systems
Portable extinguishers including (water, foam, dry chemical, and CO2 systems)
Hose equipment including (attack hoses, supply lines, nozzles, and couplings)
Fixed systems including (sprinkler systems, standpipes, and foam installations)
NFPA 10 compliance including (extinguisher selection, placement, and maintenance standards)
3. Personal Protective Equipment and Safety
Protective clothing including (turnout gear, helmets, boots, and gloves)
Breathing apparatus including (SCBA operation, air management, and emergency procedures)
OSHA 1910.156 requirements including (PPE standards, training requirements, and medical evaluations)
Safety procedures including (entry protocols, team coordination, and emergency evacuation)
4. Fire Suppression Techniques and Tactics
Attack methods including (direct attack, indirect attack, and combination methods)
Hose handling including (advancement techniques, nozzle operation, and water management)
Foam operations including (application methods, proportioning, and effectiveness factors)
Ventilation basics including (natural ventilation, mechanical ventilation, and smoke removal)
5. Hazardous Materials Fire Response
Flammable liquids including (Class B fires, foam application, and suppression strategies)
Electrical fires including (Class C hazards, de-energization, and safe approaches)
NFPA 704 identification including (hazard diamond, classification system, and response guidance)
Chemical hazards including (toxic products, reactive materials, and special extinguishing agents)
6. Emergency Response and Coordination
Incident command including (basic ICS principles, role assignments, and communication)
Team operations including (crew coordination, safety assignments, and tactical deployment)
Emergency communication including (radio procedures, alarm systems, and evacuation signals)
STCW requirements including (maritime emergency response, muster procedures, and coordination protocols)
7. Fire Prevention and Inspection
Fire hazards including (common ignition sources, fuel sources, and high-risk areas)
Inspection procedures including (routine checks, deficiency identification, and corrective actions)
Housekeeping practices including (storage procedures, waste management, and maintenance standards)
Prevention programs including (training requirements, inspection schedules, and documentation procedures)
8. Emergency Medical and Rescue Operations
Fire injuries including (burns, smoke inhalation, and trauma response)
Basic life support including (CPR, first aid, and medical emergency response)
Rescue operations including (victim removal, evacuation procedures, and medical coordination)
Rehabilitation including (hydration, rest periods, and medical monitoring)
Practical Assessment
Fire extinguisher operation including (selection procedures, application techniques, and safety protocols)
Hose handling including (deployment techniques, nozzle operation, and team coordination)
Breathing apparatus including (donning procedures, operation skills, and emergency protocols)
Fire suppression including (attack techniques, tactical application, and safety compliance)
Gained Core Technical Skills
Fundamental fire suppression and emergency response capability
Effective fire extinguisher operation and hose handling proficiency
Proper breathing apparatus usage and respiratory protection skills
Professional fire fighting tactics and team coordination expertise
Hazard recognition and fire safety awareness
Fire prevention and inspection procedure implementation
Emergency medical response and rescue operation skills
Training Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
Targeted Audience
Industrial workers and facility personnel
Marine crew members and maritime personnel
Emergency response team members
Maintenance personnel and technicians
Safety officers and coordinators
New employees requiring fire fighting training
STCW certification candidates
Volunteer firefighters and emergency responders
Why Choose This Course
Essential Fire Fighting Skills Training
Hands-on Fire Suppression Experience
Safety Standards Compliance
Expert Emergency Response Instruction
Professional Certification Preparation
Note
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, is subject to change and also can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.
Course Outline
1. Fire Science and Behavior Fundamentals
Fire chemistry including (combustion triangle, fire classes, and burning characteristics)
Fire development including (ignition sources, fire spread patterns, and growth stages)
Smoke behavior including (toxicity hazards, visibility effects, and ventilation principles)
Extinguishing principles including (cooling, smothering, fuel removal, and chemical interruption)
2. Fire Fighting Equipment and Systems
Portable extinguishers including (water, foam, dry chemical, and CO2 systems)
Hose equipment including (attack hoses, supply lines, nozzles, and couplings)
Fixed systems including (sprinkler systems, standpipes, and foam installations)
NFPA 10 compliance including (extinguisher selection, placement, and maintenance standards)
3. Personal Protective Equipment and Safety
Protective clothing including (turnout gear, helmets, boots, and gloves)
Breathing apparatus including (SCBA operation, air management, and emergency procedures)
OSHA 1910.156 requirements including (PPE standards, training requirements, and medical evaluations)
Safety procedures including (entry protocols, team coordination, and emergency evacuation)
4. Fire Suppression Techniques and Tactics
Attack methods including (direct attack, indirect attack, and combination methods)
Hose handling including (advancement techniques, nozzle operation, and water management)
Foam operations including (application methods, proportioning, and effectiveness factors)
Ventilation basics including (natural ventilation, mechanical ventilation, and smoke removal)
5. Hazardous Materials Fire Response
Flammable liquids including (Class B fires, foam application, and suppression strategies)
Electrical fires including (Class C hazards, de-energization, and safe approaches)
NFPA 704 identification including (hazard diamond, classification system, and response guidance)
Chemical hazards including (toxic products, reactive materials, and special extinguishing agents)
6. Emergency Response and Coordination
Incident command including (basic ICS principles, role assignments, and communication)
Team operations including (crew coordination, safety assignments, and tactical deployment)
Emergency communication including (radio procedures, alarm systems, and evacuation signals)
STCW requirements including (maritime emergency response, muster procedures, and coordination protocols)
7. Fire Prevention and Inspection
Fire hazards including (common ignition sources, fuel sources, and high-risk areas)
Inspection procedures including (routine checks, deficiency identification, and corrective actions)
Housekeeping practices including (storage procedures, waste management, and maintenance standards)
Prevention programs including (training requirements, inspection schedules, and documentation procedures)
8. Emergency Medical and Rescue Operations
Fire injuries including (burns, smoke inhalation, and trauma response)
Basic life support including (CPR, first aid, and medical emergency response)
Rescue operations including (victim removal, evacuation procedures, and medical coordination)
Rehabilitation including (hydration, rest periods, and medical monitoring)
Why Choose This Course?
Essential Fire Fighting Skills Training
Hands-on Fire Suppression Experience
Safety Standards Compliance
Expert Emergency Response Instruction
Professional Certification Preparation
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, is subject to change and also can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.
Practical Assessment
Fire extinguisher operation including (selection procedures, application techniques, and safety protocols)
Hose handling including (deployment techniques, nozzle operation, and team coordination)
Breathing apparatus including (donning procedures, operation skills, and emergency protocols)
Fire suppression including (attack techniques, tactical application, and safety compliance)
Course Overview
This intensive Fire Fighting Training Course provides participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for basic fire suppression operations in industrial, marine, and workplace environments. The course delivers concentrated learning focused on fire fighting fundamentals, emergency response procedures, and fire suppression techniques in accordance with NFPA 1001 Standard for Fire Fighter Professional Qualifications, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.156 Fire Brigades standards, and STCW A-VI/1-2 Basic Fire Fighting requirements for maritime personnel.
Participants will gain hands-on experience in fire extinguisher operations, hose handling procedures, breathing apparatus usage, and emergency response coordination through interactive exercises and practical fire fighting scenarios. This intensive format combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, ensuring participants develop immediately applicable skills for fire suppression operations and emergency response while maintaining focus on personal safety and effective fire fighting techniques.
Key Learning Objectives
Master fundamental fire fighting principles and fire suppression techniques
Perform effective fire extinguisher operations and hose handling procedures
Execute proper breathing apparatus usage and respiratory protection
Apply basic fire suppression tactics and emergency response procedures
Develop hazard recognition and fire safety awareness
Implement effective communication and team coordination protocols
Establish fire prevention and inspection procedures
Create safe operational practices for fire fighting operations
Knowledge Assessment
Multiple-choice questions including (fire science, equipment operation, and safety procedures)
Fire scenario analysis including (suppression tactics, equipment selection, and safety considerations)
Equipment identification including (extinguisher types, hose equipment, and protective gear)
Regulatory compliance including (NFPA standards, OSHA requirements, and STCW regulations)
Targeted Audience
Industrial workers and facility personnel
Marine crew members and maritime personnel
Emergency response team members
Maintenance personnel and technicians
Safety officers and coordinators
New employees requiring fire fighting training
STCW certification candidates
Volunteer firefighters and emergency responders