Short term Courses

Industrial Fire Fighting

• Industrial Fire Fighter Refresher – 16 to 32 hours

  IFF 016 & 032

  
  

  For personal already experienced as fire brigade members, this short course is a refresher for those who need to annual training requirements. It provides extensive and challenging flammable liquids live-fire training to fire fighters who do not need comprehensive classroom instructions.

  
  

  Persons attending this course need to know basic hose handling, nozzle/water stream control, proper use of PPE and characteristics of flammable liquid fires.

  
  

  This course emhpasises on :

  • Fire Fighter Safety, teamwork, hose handling and effective streams for controlling a variety of fire ground situations.
  • Standard industry practices and appliances to combat a variety of live flammable liquid and gas fires.
  • Strategies and tactics to safely direct and incident

  
  

  Target Audiences:

  Fire brigade and HSE members who require live-fire flammable liquid training; firefighters seeking to expand their skills in Class “B” fires.

• Advanced Exterior Industrial Fire Fighter – 32 hours

  Course Code- IFF032AE

  
  

  This course builds on the skills in Entry Level Industrial Firefighter,with increasingly complex live-fire evolutions.

  
  

  Training focuses on live fires, tactical drill and advanced techniques in a controlled environment. Training meets select internationally followed NFPA 600 standard for Industrial Brigades, NFPA 1081 standard for Industrial Fire Brigage Professional Qualifications and OSHA 1910.156 requirements for fire brigades.

  
  

  Includes Advanced exterior fire-fighting, interior fire attack, use of self-contained breathing apparatus and foam application.

  
  

  For Company officers, Fire Brigade and HSE members for training and experience fighting Class B flammable-liquid fires and storage facility fire fighting.

  
  

  Target Audiences:

  For Company officers, Fire Brigade and HSE members for training and experience fighting Class B flammable-liquid fires and storage facility fire fighting.

Emergency Response

• Emergency Response Team (ERT) Trainng – 32 Hours

  Course Code -ERT 032

  
  

  For members of Industrial Fire Fighting, Rescue and Hazmat Operations this course provides advanced training to hone skills and enhance team coordination.

  
  

  Challenging and Realistic, Field Training Experience, Physically demanding, Participants get to spend extensive time wearing protective ensembles and SCBA, which is normally not done in any industry for practice and also by training institutes in India.

  
  

  This course emhpasises :

  • Advanced hazmat response problems; transportation and fixed-facility incidents.
  • Rope Rescue exercises; basic and advanced rigging; complex high-angle situations.
  • Confined space rescue; industrial and underground settings.
  • Industrial Fire Fighting team coordination; multiple-source pressurized flammable liquid fires.

  
  

  Target Audiences:

  Members of emergency response teams seeking additional and advanced training.

• Crisis and Emergency Management (CEM) – 16 Hrs

  Code – CEM 406

  
  

  This course emhpasises :

  • Effective command
  • Control and communication at any emergency and is vital for safety of rescuers, victims and the public.
  • Incident Simulation
  • Command Systems, Strategies
  • Management Tactics which relate to crisis arising from Natural Disasters to man-made emergencies and terrorism.

  
  

  Target Audiences:

  • Personnel with Incident Operations
  • Management Responsibilities
  • Fire Officers Company Officers and Key Management Staff

HAZWOPER

• Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response

  HAZWOPER 40- hour
  Hazardous Materials First Responder Operations
  First Responder Awareness (FRA) / Level 1
  AND
  First Responder Operations (FRO) / Level 2

  
  HAZRES - 040
  

  The primary target audiences for this course are the First Responders charged with response actions associated with unexpected hazardous materials releases. Students will learn and adapt the knowledge and skill requirements for effective scene and response management. The goal of this program is to provide the First Responder with the training needed to comply with NFPA 472-2008 Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 Competencies for the First Responder at the Awareness and Operations Level, This program is designed to give the First Responder the necessary skills to handle unexpected hazardous materials emergencies in a defensive mode.

  
  

  • This course covers the technical aspects of initial response to releases or potential releases of hazardous substances.
  • Training that satisfies the requirments for first responders in accordance with OSHA's 29 CFR 1910.119(n) and 1910.120(q)(6)(ii).
  • Defensive response without attempting to stop a release,including safe containment and prevention of exposures.
  • Basic hazard and risk assessments,control,containment and confinement operations.
  • PPE and fundamental decontamination techniques.

  
  TARGET AUDIENCE
  

  Initial responders to hazardous releases; those responsible for handling,storage and transportation of hazmat any employers/employees guided by emergency response plans.

• Hazardous Materials Technician (HAZ)—40 hours.

  Code—HAZ 202

  
  

  Technician and personnel and plant employees who respond to the release of hazardous materials with the purpose of stopping the release and reducing losses.

  
  

  This course provides classroom instruction and practical field exercises to enhance overall safety and effectiveness.

  
  

  The course emphasizes:

  • Training that meets the requirements for the technicians in accordance with OSHA standards.
  • Pre-emergency planning and the Incident Command System (ICS)
  • Identification, recognition, containment and confinement of hazardous materials.
  • Selection and use of PPE and equipment.
  • Decontamination techniques.

  
  TARGET AUDIENCE
  

  Personnel who respond to a hazardous materials incident to control the release; operations-level responders and health, safety and environmental managers; those who store, handle and transport hazardous materials.

• Hazardous Materials On-Scene Incident Commander

  Course Code - HAZCOM -024

  
  

  This course is designed to meet the core competencies for Hazardous Materials Technician and Haz Mat On-Scene Incident Commander as outlined in OSHA 1910.120, Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response.

  
  

  Incident command is essential at incidents. This course presents important elements of the Incident Command System (ICS) and focuses on how ICS relates to hazardous materials.

  
  

  The course emphasizes:

  • Responsibilities and functions of the ICS in structuring the response.
  • The hazardous materials group and its responsibilities.
  • Incident termination.

  
  TARGET AUDIENCE
  

  Responders, response team leaders, environmental managers and supervisors, employers and those expected to respond to hazardous materials incidents.