Fire Safety

Any actions, materials, or conditions that might increase the size or severity of a fire or that might cause a fire to start are called fire hazards. The hazard might be a fuel that is easy to ignite or a heat source like a defective appliance.

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Course Content

4 sections • 11 lectures • 01h 45m total length

	Fire Emergency & Prevention Fire Emergency and Fire Prevention		10min
	Fire Classification Maritime Training		10min
	Fire Alarm System Fire Alarm System		10min

	Fire Alarm System Fire Alarm System		10min
	Intelligent Fire Alarm System Intelligent Fire Alarm System		10min
	Test Class		10min

	Portable Fire Extinguisher Portable Fire Extinguisher		10min
	Fire Extinguisher Inspection Fire Extinguisher Inspection		10min
	Types of fire extinguisher Types of fire extinguisher		10min
	Fire Training Fire Training		10min

	A container ship chemical fire. The crew of a container ship off the coast of Sri Lanka had to be evacuated after a chemical fire caused an explosion. Two sailors from the Singaporean X-Press Pearl were taken to hospital with injuries.		5min

Requirements

Basic Safety Knowledge

Description

A fire hazard is a potential fire accident that can happen at an industrial workplace. The main cause behind a major fire hazard is negligence and carelessness, which can lead to a wide range of accidents such as a fatality, an injury, environmental damage, business loss and so on.

A fire hazard has a greater possibility of occurring in the oil and gas industry, mainly due to the fact that workers are surrounded by flammable liquids and gases that can explode. An emergency response plan is prepared to tackle such occupational hazards and prevent them from causing more damage.