Combustible and Flammable Material Handling – 12 Modules | One Day USD: 150/- and Two Day USD: 250/- Per Pax.

Course level:All Levels
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Description

Module 1: Introduction to Combustible and Flammable Materials

  • Definitions and differences between combustible and flammable materials
  • Examples: liquids, gases, solids, and dust
  • Regulatory standards (OSHA, NFPA 30, ISO 14001)

Module 2: Fire Hazards Associated with Flammable Materials

  • Ignition sources and conditions
  • Fire triangle and fire tetrahedron concepts
  • Common incidents and case studies

Module 3: Risk Assessment and Hazard Identification

  • Identifying flammable materials in the workplace
  • Evaluating risk based on storage, handling, and usage
  • Control measures and documentation

Module 4: Safe Storage Practices

  • Segregation of incompatible materials
  • Storage cabinets and containers
  • Temperature, ventilation, and labeling requirements

Module 5: Handling and Transfer Procedures

  • Safe pouring, pumping, and dispensing methods
  • Grounding and bonding during transfer of flammable liquids
  • Spill prevention and containment measures

Module 6: Transportation of Flammable Materials

  • Safe transport within the facility
  • Vehicle and container requirements
  • Emergency response during transport incidents

Module 7: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Flame-resistant clothing, gloves, goggles, and respirators
  • Correct selection based on material type and risk
  • PPE maintenance and inspection

Module 8: Fire Prevention and Control Measures

  • Eliminating ignition sources near flammable materials
  • Use of explosion-proof equipment and electrical fittings
  • Housekeeping and waste management

Module 9: Spill Response and Containment

  • Immediate actions in case of spill or leak
  • Spill kits and neutralizing agents
  • Evacuation and reporting procedures

Module 10: Hot Work and Flammable Materials

  • Hot work permit system (welding, cutting, grinding)
  • Fire watch responsibilities
  • Shielding and isolation methods

Module 11: Emergency Procedures and Incident Reporting

  • Evacuation, alarm raising, and firefighting actions
  • Coordinating with fire response teams
  • Incident investigation and corrective actions

Module 12: Training, Compliance, and Safety Culture

  • Regular refresher training for employees
  • Documentation and regulatory compliance
  • Promoting awareness and continuous improvement

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