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CERTIFICATE IN FIRE TECHNOLOGY AND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY MANAGEMENT(2ND YEAR) ( M-CFT02 )

BASIC INFORMATION

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

 

Eligibility for 2nd Year – Fire Technology and Industrial Safety Management

Academic Requirement:

  • Successful completion of 1st Year Fire Technology and Industrial Safety Management from a recognized institute/university.

  • Must have passed all core practical and theoretical subjects.


Syllabus 

Semester 3: Fire Protection Systems & Industrial Risk

  1. Advanced Fire Protection Systems

    • Fixed fire protection systems (sprinkler, deluge, foam)

    • Fire detection: addressable vs conventional systems

    • Smoke and heat ventilation systems

  2. Industrial Safety Management – II

    • Risk management process

    • Job safety analysis (JSA)

    • Behavior-based safety

  3. Construction Safety

    • Hazards in civil construction

    • Scaffolding safety, fall protection

    • Excavation and lifting equipment safety

  4. Electrical and Mechanical Safety

    • Electrical hazards and arc flash

    • Machine guarding, lockout/tagout (LOTO)

    • Pressure vessel and boiler safety

  5. Safety Legislation & Standards

    • Indian Factories Act, 1948

    • BIS, OSHA, NFPA codes (overview)

    • Safety audit and documentation

  6. Practical Training – I

    • On-site demonstrations of fire systems

    • Safety inspections

    • Mock drills and live simulations


Semester 4: Emergency Management & Environmental Safety

  1. Disaster Management

    • Types of disasters (natural, industrial)

    • Emergency preparedness and response

    • Incident Command System (ICS)

  2. Environmental Safety and Industrial Hygiene

    • Air & water pollution control

    • Waste management techniques

    • Noise, radiation, and chemical exposure

  3. Chemical Safety and Hazardous Materials

    • MSDS, GHS labeling system

    • Storage, handling, and transportation of hazardous goods

    • Fire and explosion risks (BLEVE, toxic release)

  4. Accident Investigation & Analysis

    • Root cause analysis

    • Reporting and documentation

    • Use of tools like HAZOP, FMEA

  5. Fire & Safety Project / Mini Thesis

    • Individual or group project on real-life case study

    • Includes data collection, site visit, and reporting

  6. Practical Training – II

    • Internship or industrial training (4–6 weeks)

    • Fire station or plant-based exposure

    • Submission of logbook/report