FIRE SAFETY FOR HIGH-RISK INDUSTRIES
Course Code
OGS 113
Category
Safety & Security
Scope
Safety & Security
Duration
2 days
Status
ACTIVE
Competency
Ability to manage fire safety in high-risk industries.
Target Audience
Personnel in high-risk industries (oil and gas, chemical, maritime).
Course Overview
This course provides comprehensive fire safety training for high-risk industries such as oil and gas, chemical, and maritime. It is designed for personnel working in environments with high fire risks. The program covers advanced fire prevention, firefighting techniques, and emergency response. Participants will learn how to manage fire risks and respond effectively to fire emergencies. The course examines the requirements of SOLAS Chapter II-2, ISM Code, STCW, COSWP, IMO FSS Code and IMO FTP Code as they apply to fire safety for high-risk industries. Participants will develop practical skills to understand fire risks in high-risk industries, implement advanced fire prevention measures, use advanced firefighting equipment, respond to fire emergencies and coordinate with emergency services. It prepares personnel in high-risk industries (oil and gas, chemical, maritime) to manage fire safety in high-risk industries.
Learning Objectives
- Understand fire risks in high-risk industries.
- Implement advanced fire prevention measures.
- Use advanced firefighting equipment.
- Respond to fire emergencies.
- Coordinate with emergency services.
Daily Topics
Day 1: Fire Risks – Fire risks, Advanced fire prevention, Firefighting equipment; SOLAS Chapter II-2, ISM Code, STCW advanced firefighting, COSWP.
Day 2: Emergency Response – Fire emergency response, Coordination, Case studies; IMO FSS Code, FTP Code, IBC Code, IGC Code, NFPA standards, National regulations.
References
SOLAS Chapter II-2 (Fire Protection, Fire Detection and Fire Extinction), ISM Code (emergency preparedness), STCW (advanced firefighting), COSWP (fire safety), IMO FSS Code, IMO FTP Code, IMO IBC Code, IMO IGC Code, NFPA standards, National fire safety regulations.
Upcoming Course Dates
June 8 – June 9, 2027