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CERTIFICATE IN FIRE TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY MANAGEMENT(1ST YEAR) ( M-CFT01 )

BASIC INFORMATION

  • Course Fees : 0.00 0.00/-
  • Course Duration : 1 YEAR
  • Minimum Amount To Pay : Rs.0.00

Eligibility Criteria 

Academic Qualification:

  • Passed 10+2 (Higher Secondary) or equivalent from a recognized board

Age Requirement:

  • Minimum age: 16 years

  • Maximum age: No upper limit 


Syllabus for Fire Technology and Industrial Safety Management – 1st Year

Semester 1: Basics of Fire and Safety

  1. Introduction to Fire Technology

    • History of fire services

    • Basic concepts of fire: triangle, classes of fire

    • Combustion principles

  2. Fire Prevention and Protection

    • Fire detection and alarm systems

    • Portable fire extinguishers: types and usage

    • Sprinklers, hydrants, and hose systems

  3. Basic Physics and Chemistry of Fire

    • Heat transfer methods

    • Chemical reactions in fire

    • Flammable substances and their properties

  4. Industrial Safety Management – I

    • Safety principles and risk assessment

    • Causes of industrial accidents

    • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  5. First Aid and Emergency Procedures

    • Basic first aid techniques

    • CPR and burn treatment

    • Evacuation and rescue procedures

  6. Communication Skills / Technical English

    • Fire service terminology

    • Report writing and logbook maintenance

    • Communication during emergencies


Semester 2: Applied Fire Safety and Industrial Practices

 

  1. Fire Fighting Equipment and Maintenance

    • Operation and maintenance of fire extinguishers

    • Pumps, hoses, and fire engines

    • Equipment inspection and servicing

  2. Industrial Hazards and Control

    • Mechanical, electrical, and chemical hazards

    • Safety signs and color codes

    • Hazardous material handling

  3. Occupational Health and Hygiene

    • Workplace environment factors

    • Health effects of exposure (heat, chemicals, noise)

    • Ergonomics and hygiene practices

  4. Fire Services Organization and Management

    • Structure of fire departments

    • Duties and responsibilities of fire personnel

    • Recordkeeping and drills

  5. Environmental Safety

    • Pollution types (air, water, noise)

    • Environmental protection laws (basic overview)

    • Sustainable practices in industry

  6. Workshop / Practical Training

    • Live demonstrations (fire extinguishers, hoses)

    • Drill and mock evacuation

    • Site visit report or project work