Overview
This comprehensive Level 2 Award in Fire Safety provides essential knowledge and practical skills for fire prevention, protection, and emergency response in the workplace. The program covers fire science, hazard identification, prevention measures, and safe evacuation procedures tailored to various workplace environments.
ZTC's delivery incorporates Highwave Training methodologies, hands-on practical exercises, and real-world scenarios to ensure participants can effectively prevent fires, respond to emergencies, and coordinate safe evacuations in diverse workplace settings across Pakistan, GCC, and African markets.
Learning Outcomes
- Recognize fire hazards and implement appropriate control measures effectively
- Understand fire science principles and fire classification systems
- Use fire extinguishers appropriately and safely for different fire types
- Coordinate safe evacuation procedures and emergency response protocols
- Conduct fire risk assessments and implement prevention strategies
- Understand fire protection systems and their maintenance requirements
Target Audience
Fire marshals, fire wardens, safety officers, supervisors, facility managers, maintenance personnel, and staff members responsible for fire safety duties in offices, factories, warehouses, construction sites, and other workplace environments.
Entry Requirements
- Basic understanding of workplace safety principles
- Physical ability to participate in practical extinguisher exercises
- English proficiency suitable for understanding safety procedures
- Current employment in a workplace setting preferred
Course Details
Module 1 – Fire Science and Classification
- Fire triangle and combustion principles
- Fire classification systems (Class A, B, C, D, F)
- Fire behavior and spread mechanisms
- Heat transfer methods and fire development stages
Module 2 – Fire Prevention and Hazard Identification
- Common fire hazards in workplace environments
- Fire risk assessment methodologies and documentation
- Ignition sources and fuel source management
- Housekeeping and storage safety practices
Module 3 – Fire Protection Systems and Equipment
- Fire detection and alarm systems operation
- Automatic sprinkler systems and suppression methods
- Emergency lighting and exit signage requirements
- Fire doors and compartmentation principles
Module 4 – Fire Extinguisher Selection and Use
- Fire extinguisher types and selection criteria
- Operating procedures and safety considerations
- Practical extinguisher handling techniques
- Maintenance, inspection, and testing requirements
Module 5 – Emergency Procedures and Evacuation
- Emergency action plan development and implementation
- Evacuation procedures and assembly point management
- Roles and responsibilities of fire wardens and marshals
- Coordination with emergency services and authorities
Module 6 – Fire Safety Legislation and Compliance
- Fire safety regulations and legal requirements
- Employer responsibilities and employee duties
- Fire safety documentation and record keeping
- Enforcement procedures and penalties
Duration: 1 day (8 hours) of comprehensive training
Assessment Components:
- Multiple-choice written examination (20 questions, 70% passing score)
- Practical extinguisher operation assessment
- Fire risk assessment exercise and group discussion
- Participation in evacuation drill simulation
Passing Criteria: 70% minimum score on written assessment and successful completion of practical exercises
- AOSH (Association of Safety and Health) Level 2 Certificate
- Internationally recognized fire safety qualification
- Certificate valid for 2 years from date of issue
- Supports workplace fire safety compliance requirements
- Professional development credit for safety professionals
Practical Training & Resources
Participants receive hands-on training with various fire extinguisher types, fire safety equipment demonstrations, and access to Highwave Training's fire safety resource portal. Post-course support includes fire safety checklist templates and emergency procedure guidance for workplace implementation.
FAQs
No previous experience is required. The course is designed for both beginners and those with some fire safety knowledge seeking formal qualification.
Yes, all practical exercises are conducted under controlled conditions with trained instructors using safe training equipment and following strict safety protocols.
Yes, we offer customized in-house training incorporating your specific fire hazards, evacuation procedures, and workplace layout for more relevant learning.