Fire Safety Course – Module – II

Module 2: Fire Prevention

2.1 Fire Hazards:

Details: Identifies common fire hazards in various environments (home, workplace, public spaces). Covers electrical hazards, flammable liquid storage, improper use of heating appliances, and accumulation of combustible materials.
Outcome: Participants will be able to recognize and assess potential fire hazards in their surroundings.

2.2 Fire Safety Practices:

Details: Provides guidelines for preventing fires, including safe handling of flammable materials, proper use of electrical equipment, regular maintenance of heating systems, and maintaining clear escape routes. Emphasizes the importance of good housekeeping and waste management.

Outcome: Participants will be able to implement effective fire safety practices to minimize fire risks.

2.3 Fire Safety Equipment:

Details: Covers the types, use, and maintenance of fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, fire alarms, sprinkler systems, and other fire safety equipment. Explains the importance of regular inspections and testing.
Outcome: Participants will be familiar with different types of fire safety equipment and understand their proper use and maintenance.

2.4 Building Codes and Regulations:

Details: Provides an overview of relevant fire safety codes and regulations. Explains the importance of compliance with these regulations in building design and construction.

Outcome: Participants will understand the role of building codes and regulations in ensuring fire safety.

Learning Summary (Module 2):
Fire prevention is crucial. Identifying hazards, practicing fire-safe behaviors, and ensuring proper functioning of fire safety equipment are essential. Building codes contribute to fire safety.