This course will help you to-

• Understand the nature of fire, the fire triangle, and the different types of fires, enabling them to recognize fire hazards.
• Identify the responsibilities of fire wardens and the importance of their role in maintaining fire safety.
• Comprehend key fire safety laws and regulations, including DSEAR 2002 and Building Bulletin 100, and understand their implications for safety practices
• Learn how to perform fire safety risk assessments to identify potential hazards and evaluate risks in various environments.
• Become familiar with essential fire safety measures, including effective housekeeping practices, the use of smoke detectors, and the proper handling of fire extinguishers.
•  Recognize the importance of clear fire escape routes and signage, ensuring safe and efficient evacuation in emergencies.
• Equipped with strategies for effective fire evacuation, including the development and implementation of Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs) and conducting fire drills.
• Gain insights into specific fire safety issues in schools, including the development of fire safety policies, general precautions, and the role of responsible persons in managing fire safety.
• Understand how to create and implement fire risk assessment plans tailored for school environments.
• Get trained on appropriate actions to take in the event of a fire, including how to react calmly and effectively to ensure safety for themselves and others.