Understand the basics of fire and fire behavior.

Have an overview of fire extinguishers and fire extinguishing techniques.

Know the different firefighting tools and equipment.

Study the basic first aid measures.

Have an overview of the active and passive firefighting systems.

Know the various types of firefighting systems, such as water-based, foam-based, powder-based, and gas-based firefighting.

Understand portable, semi-portable, and fixed firefighting systems.

Learn the basics of firefighting system layouts and designs.

Know the main water-based firefighting systems, fire hydrant, water mist, fire pump, and fire sprinkler systems.

Learn about the calculation of water demand and the types of water storage tanks, such as overhead, underground, and suction.

Understand the main components of a water-based suppression system, including pipes, valves, flow switches, pressure switches, etc.

Study the installation, maintenance, and testing of the systems.

Practical training

Know the basics of firefighting foam and the components of the foam protection system, such as foam chambers, foam sprinklers, etc.

Understand the various types of foam, including low-expansion, medium-expansion, and high-expansion foam.

Study in detail about foam making equipment, like inductors, nozzles, and foam monitors, and find out how to apply them.

Understand how to calculate foam flow rates and learn about the sizing of foam storage and delivery systems.

Practical training using case studies

Learn about the various types of gases used for fire suppression, such as inert gases, chemical agents, and carbon dioxide-based suppression.

Study the components of the system, including tanks, cylinders, valves, nozzles, and control panels.

Understand how gas-based suppression is used in special areas, like art galleries, museums, labs, data centers, etc.

Find out the risks and hazards involved in using gases for firefighting.

Practical training in mounting cylinders and using them

Understand the working principle of powder-based suppression and the types of fire where this type is effective.

Learn about the various types of chemical powders and their characteristic features.

Know the components of the system, such as cartridges, cylinders, propellants, and discharge devices.

Study the risks, like breathing difficulties, involved in discharging chemical powders.

Practical training on how to use portable and fixed powder suppression systems

Learn about different types of fire alarm systems and the components of each type.

Understand the various detection methods and technologies.

Study the layout design and planning of the fire alarm system.

Know the basics of installation, maintenance, and testing of fire alarm systems.

Practical training