Module 1: Introduction to Fire Prevention and Control

• Importance of fire prevention in workplace safety
• Difference between fire prevention and firefighting
• Legal and regulatory standards (OSHA, NFPA, ISO 45001)

Module 2: Basic Fire Science and Chemistry

• Understanding the fire triangle and fire tetrahedron
• Sources of ignition, fuel, and oxygen
• Classes of fire (A, B, C, D, K) and their characteristics

Module 3: Common Causes of Workplace Fires

• Electrical faults and overloaded circuits
• Flammable liquids, gases, and chemical reactions
• Smoking, hot work, friction, and static electricity

Module 4: Fire Risk Assessment

• Identifying fire hazards and ignition sources
• Evaluating fire risks and consequences
• Control measures and documentation of findings

Module 5: Fire Prevention Strategies

• Good housekeeping and waste management
• Safe storage and labeling of flammable materials
• Control of ignition sources and heat-producing equipment

Module 6: Fire Detection and Alarm Systems

• Types of fire detection systems (smoke, heat, flame)
• Fire alarms, sirens, and manual call points
• Inspection, testing, and maintenance procedures

Module 7: Fire Protection Systems and Equipment

• Sprinkler, deluge, foam, CO₂, and water mist systems
• Fire hose reels, hydrants, and extinguishers
• Fire doors, dampers, and passive protection methods

Module 8: Portable Fire Extinguishers and Firefighting Equipment

• Types and uses of extinguishers
• PASS method (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep)
• Care, inspection, and servicing of extinguishers

Module 9: Hot Work and Welding Fire Control

• Permit-to-work systems for hot work
• Pre-job area inspection and fire watch requirements
• Isolation, shielding, and spark control

Module 10: Emergency Preparedness and Fire Response

• Emergency response plans and evacuation routes
• Fire drills, communication, and alarm procedures
• Fire warden and emergency team roles

Module 11: Post-Fire Actions and Investigation

• Containment and control after a fire
• Reporting and documenting incidents
• Root cause analysis and preventive measures

Module 12: Promoting Fire Safety Culture

• Employee engagement and awareness campaigns
• Regular training and refresher programs
• Continuous improvement through audits and feedback

Fire Prevention and Control – 12 Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Fire Prevention and Control

• Importance of fire prevention in workplace safety
• Difference between fire prevention and firefighting
• Legal and regulatory standards (OSHA, NFPA, ISO 45001)

Module 2: Basic Fire Science and Chemistry

• Understanding the fire triangle and fire tetrahedron
• Sources of ignition, fuel, and oxygen
• Classes of fire (A, B, C, D, K) and their characteristics

Module 3: Common Causes of Workplace Fires

• Electrical faults and overloaded circuits