Course Title

1. Introduction to Industrial Fire Safety

• Defining the fire triangle including (heat, fuel, and oxygen)

• Applicable standards and regulatory requirements including (NFPA 101 and OSHA 29 CFR 1910.157)

• Overview of common industrial fire hazards including (flammable liquids, combustible dust, and electrical sources)

• Overview of industrial fire incidents and their primary causes including (hot work, equipment failure, and poor housekeeping)

2. Fire Prevention in Industrial Environments

• Safe storage and handling of flammable and combustible materials

• Housekeeping practices to reduce fire load including (waste removal and clear walkways)

• Electrical safety basics including (avoiding overloaded circuits and damaged cords)

• Hot work awareness including (permit requirements and fire watch basics)

3. Fire Classifications and Extinguisher Types

• Understanding fire classes including (Class A, B, C, D, and K)

• Matching extinguisher types to fire class including (water, foam, CO2, and dry chemical)

• Reading extinguisher labels and rating information

• Recognizing situations where extinguishers should not be used

4. Portable Fire Extinguisher Use

• Pre-use inspection basics including (pressure gauge and pin condition)

• Applying the PASS technique including (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep)

• Maintaining safe distance and escape route awareness while fighting a fire

• Recognizing when a fire is beyond extinguisher capability

5. Evacuation Procedures

• Recognizing fire alarm signals and evacuation triggers

• Following designated evacuation routes and exits

• Assembly point procedures and headcount verification

• Assisting colleagues with mobility or access challenges during evacuation

6. Fire Detection and Alarm Systems

• Overview of common fire detection systems including (smoke detectors and heat detectors)

• Recognizing alarm system components including (pull stations and notification devices)

• Understanding the role of fixed suppression systems in overall fire protection

• Reporting suspected fire detection system faults

7. Group Discussion and Case Studies

• Case studies from regional industrial fire incidents including (hot work fires, electrical faults, and housekeeping-related ignition) and lessons learned in prevention

• Group discussion on common fire safety awareness gaps including (complacency and unfamiliarity with extinguisher use)

• Sharing regional best practices including (proactive housekeeping and hazard reporting)

• Discussion on individual responsibility in sustaining a fire-safe workplace