Build a strong foundation in fire science, combustion, fire behaviour, fire classification and the principles of industrial fire-risk control.

Learn how to identify ignition sources and combustible materials and apply practical controls to reduce fire risk in industrial workplaces.

Develop practical knowledge of portable fire extinguishers, their selection, inspection, readiness and appropriate initial-response considerations.

Understand the main components and operating principles of fixed fire protection systems used to detect, control and suppress industrial fires.

Understand the different fire hazards and prevention requirements associated with utilities, production, warehouses, workshops, chemical storage and other high-risk areas.

Develop practical skills for organizing fire response teams, managing alarms, evacuating personnel and evaluating emergency drills.

Learn how to inspect fire protection equipment and high-risk areas, identify deficiencies and maintain fire safety readiness.

Build the management capability needed to maintain fire safety plans, compliance records, inspections, audits and incident-related corrective actions.

Apply fire safety principles to practical industrial situations through risk assessment, inspections, performance monitoring and an integrated case study.