This is 03 days workshop training which provides an overview of the most essential tools and skills to lead and manage the function in Fire and Emergency Risk Management in organization, it is not enhance presentation skills or soft skills, this is handout the situation properly and professional manners.

Target group.

This course is designed for those with responsibility for Fire Safety Management and risk management within organizations such as Safety & Training officers, plan & facilities manager, Engineering/maintenance managers, Section manager, etc.

Certificate:

Completion/Attendance Certificate will be issued for participant who complete all the test and attending from 70% of the course duration.

 Training Outcome.

The objectives of this training are that learners will be able to understand and able to perform the following functions:

• Mitigate the fire risk in the facility design / construction.
• Determine the control measures for spread of fire, fire growth and preventing fire.
• Calculate fire load of the facilities and apply suitable controls/ALARP.
• Maintain facilities within approved fire load and approve the temporary deviations with suitable control measures for life safety fire scenario.
• Evaluate the fire risk assessment in context of documentation provided.
• Maintain framework for implementation of fire risk management.
• Upon successful completion of the training, and with evidence that the skills and knowledge

Training Outcome.

• Fire load calculation by applying methodologies described in NFPA 557.
• Methodologies of fire risk assessment as defined in NFPA 551.
• Create life safety fire scenario to determine fire risk situation in a facility as defined in NFPA 551.
• Overview of documenting fire risk assessment report.
• Fire risk management by applying framework stated in ISO 31000.
• Communication and Emergency control

Practical:

• Calculation of Fire load
• Carry out the fire risk assessment
• Preventive control measure
• Emergency Risk Management Scenarios
• International Case Studies
• Role play and Group discussion