Course on Fire Safety Instructions and Fire Extinguishers

The Course on Fire Safety Instructions and Fire Extinguishers, offered by Geneve Institute of Business Management, has been designed to meet the critical need for raising awareness on fire prevention and effective emergency response. Fires remain among the most dangerous incidents that threaten both human life and property, often causing severe physical, financial, and operational losses. This course aims to provide participants with essential knowledge on the causes of fires, methods of prevention, and clear instructions on the correct and safe use of fire extinguishers, enabling them to respond swiftly and effectively during emergency situations.

Target Group

• Employees working in industrial, commercial, and service sectors who have safety responsibilities.

• Safety and security officers in public and private organizations.

• Personnel in warehouses, factories, and facilities dealing with flammable materials.

• Emergency coordinators and administrative supervisors who require a thorough understanding of fire safety procedures.

• Individuals seeking to enhance their knowledge of fire safety and prevention in both workplace and daily life contexts.

Objectives

• Provide participants with fundamental knowledge about fire causes and spread to reduce risks.

• Enable trainees to understand fire safety instructions relevant to different work environments.

• Develop the ability to identify fire classifications and select the proper extinguishing method.

• Familiarize participants with the types of fire extinguishers, their components, and correct operational procedures.

• Promote a culture of shared responsibility in applying safety standards and responding properly to incidents.

Course Outline 

• Concept of Fires and Their Causes

  • Definition of fire and its essential elements.

  • Common causes of fire in workplaces.

  • Relationship between ignition sources and combustible materials.

  • Risks resulting from neglecting fire prevention measures.

• Spread and Consequences of Fires

  • How fire spreads across different areas.

  • Direct impact on lives and property.

  • Economic and operational consequences of fire incidents.

  • Importance of quick response to reduce losses.

• General Fire Safety Instructions

  • Fire safety laws and workplace regulations.

  • The role of awareness in minimizing fire risks.

  • Individual and collective responsibilities in following safety measures.

  • Importance of regular maintenance of safety equipment.

• Hazards of Flammable Materials

  • Classification of flammable materials and their properties.

  • Risks of improper storage of hazardous substances.

  • Safety rules for handling flammable liquids and gases.

  • Importance of warning labels and international symbols.

• Types of Fires

  • Fires caused by solid combustible materials.

  • Fires caused by flammable liquids.

  • Electrical fires and their characteristics.

  • Fires involving metals and chemical substances.

• Fire Prevention Measures

  • Preventive steps in workplaces and facilities.

  • The role of early detection systems in avoiding disasters.

  • Importance of pre-training employees on fire hazards.

  • Strategies to minimize the likelihood of ignition.

• Types of Fire Extinguishers

  • Water-based extinguishers and their uses.

  • Foam extinguishers and their applications.

  • Dry chemical extinguishers.

  • Extinguishers for electrical fires.

• Components of Fire Extinguishers

  • Main parts of a fire extinguisher.

  • Pressure gauges and their importance.

  • Guidelines for periodic inspection and testing.

  • Proper storage requirements for extinguishers.

• How to Use Fire Extinguishers

  • Basic principles for using extinguishers.

  • Step-by-step operation of different types.

  • Common mistakes to avoid during use.

  • Post-extinguishing safety checks.

• Emergency Procedures During Fire Incidents

  • Immediate steps for reporting a fire.

  • Safe evacuation procedures.

  • The role of in-house emergency response teams.

  • Importance of coordination with civil defense authorities.