ITI Trade: Fire Technology and Industrial Safety Management

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Course Overview:

The ITI Trade Fire Technology and Industrial Safety Management is a job-oriented program that equips students with the knowledge and skills required for fire safety, industrial safety, and risk management. The trade is powered by NCVT, ensuring a curriculum that meets national standards and the current demands of the industry.

This program is suitable for both government and private sector jobs, as well as self-employment opportunities. The trade is strategically designed to fulfill the industrial requirements of Indian industries and international organizations, providing a comprehensive approach to fire prevention, safety inspection, and emergency management.

Key Focus Areas:

✅ Inspection of buildings and structures to ensure compliance with central/state government laws, approved plans, and safety standards
✅ Examination and maintenance of fire prevention systems
✅ Investigation of fire incidents to determine the cause of fires and recommend preventive measures
✅ Understanding industrial safety protocols, emergency preparedness, and risk assessment
✅ Training in firefighting techniques, rescue operations, and hazard management
✅ Application of occupational health and safety regulations across various industries

Scope of Employability:

Graduates of this program enjoy a wide range of employment opportunities, including:
✔️ Self-employment (as fire safety consultants, trainers, or safety officers)
✔️ Contractual employment in government and private organizations
✔️ Permanent roles in industrial sectors where fire and safety management is a priority

Upon successful completion, candidates may work in the following roles:
➡️ Fire Fighters
➡️ Fire Inspectors
➡️ Safety Officers
➡️ Industrial Safety Supervisors
➡️ Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) Officers
➡️ Fire Safety Auditors
➡️ Emergency Response Coordinators
➡️ Disaster Management Personnel

Why Choose ITI Fire Technology and Industrial Safety Management?

✔️ NCVT Certified Program recognized nationwide
✔️ Industry-focused curriculum aligned with national and international standards
✔️ Career opportunities in government departments, factories, construction companies, and fire safety services
✔️ Empowers students with self-employment potential
✔️ Prepares for critical roles in life-saving and safety management operations

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ITI Trade: Fire Technology and Industrial Safety Management

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Course Overview:

The Fire Technology and Industrial Safety Management trade, powered by NCVT, is a comprehensive job-oriented course aimed at preparing candidates for careers in fire safety, industrial safety, and disaster management. This one-year course equips trainees with both professional knowledge and practical skills, ensuring they meet the industrial requirements of Indian and international industries.

The course is suitable for government jobs, private sector opportunities, and self-employment, making it an excellent choice for candidates aiming to build a career in the fire and safety industry.

Key Learning Outcomes:

✅ Apply safe working practices in hazardous environments
✅ Select and handle industrial chemicals, including inflammable liquids
✅ Identify, select, and operate fire extinguishers, hoses, and hose fittings
✅ Prepare and operate hydrant and pump systems effectively
✅ Understand and apply the concept of hydraulics in workplace safety
✅ Identify and mitigate electrical hazards and risks
✅ Proper usage of ladders and breathing apparatus (BA) sets in practical field operations
✅ Handle and maintain small and special rescue gears
✅ Provide elementary first aid treatment at incident sites
✅ Utilize knots and hitches in specialized jobs and firefighting
✅ Uplift various gears with proper techniques
✅ Perform hazard and risk evaluations, and implement rescue and firefighting operations
✅ Analyze accident causes, perform investigations, and apply safety management principles
✅ Comprehend and apply Factory Act 1948 provisions related to safety, health, and welfare
✅ Conduct CPR techniques, and understand the importance of lighting, ventilation, and work-related stress
✅ Execute fire station administration, and communication systems for emergency operations
✅ Plan and practice disaster response, incident response systems (IRS/JRT), and salvage techniques
✅ Survey and implement fire and rescue systems for airports, aircraft, ships, and docks
✅ Identify occupational hazards of dangerous chemicals and plan for safe handling and rescue
✅ Follow safety precautions when working at heights or confined spaces, and implement work permit systems
✅ Understand the characteristics of various fire suppression agents
✅ Perform hazard evaluations and risk analysis exercises
✅ Physical training, project work, and final examination

Course Structure:

The program is divided into two semesters of six months each.

1st Semester:

Theory & Practical Topics Covered:

  • Chemistry of Combustion
    Fire triangle & tetrahedron, fire behavior, stages of fire, methods of extinguishment, critical definitions (flash point, ignition temperature, flammability range).
  • Discipline
    Importance, principles, and signs of discipline in fire services.
  • Fire Extinguishers
    Types, operations, maintenance, and care.
  • Hose & Hose Fittings
    Types (suction, delivery), decay prevention, marking, repairing, and standard testing.
  • Hydrant & Fittings
    Water supply systems, hydrant types, testing, maintenance, and operation.
  • Pump & Primers
    Centrifugal pumps, primer types, testing, fault finding, and maintenance.
  • Foam & Foam Making Equipment
    Types of foam, properties, extinguishment techniques, and compatibility.
  • Extension Ladders
    Types, construction, and operation including TTL and snorkels.
  • Breathing Apparatus (BA) Sets
    Types, working principles, and maintenance.
  • Anatomy of Fire
    Elements of combustion, heat reactions, calorific values.
  • Basic Physics & Chemistry
    Matter, energy, physical properties, oxidizing/reducing agents, flammable liquids, dust explosions, and LPG handling.
  • Small & Special Gears
    Functions and operations of breaking, cutting tools, pulley blocks, lighting, and rescue tools.
  • Hydraulics
    Basic principles and applications in fire services.
  • Electricity
    Understanding electrical hazards, safety measures.
  • First Aid & Resuscitation (CPR)
    Techniques and applications during emergencies.
  • Hazards & Risks
    Identifying, analyzing, and mitigating potential hazards.
  • Hydrocarbon Fires & Industrial Fire Prevention
    Techniques and procedures for controlling hydrocarbon fires.
  • Accident Prevention & Safety Concepts
    Accident investigation and safety management.
  • Legal Aspects
    Provisions of the Factory Act 1948 concerning health, safety, and welfare.
  • Workplace Environment
    Lighting, ventilation, stress management.

2nd Semester:

Advanced Topics Covered:

  • Fixed Firefighting Equipment
    Types and operations.
  • Fire Detection & Suppression Systems
    Automatic alarms, sprinkler systems.
  • Rescue Procedures
    Techniques in varied emergencies.
  • Ropes & Lines
    Usage in rescue and evacuation.
  • Rural Fire & Water Relay Operations
    Special considerations and operations.
  • Salvage Operations
    Recovery of property after fire incidents.
  • Practical Firemanship & Ventilation
    Techniques in fire suppression and smoke ventilation.
  • Watch Room Procedures & Mobilizing
    Communication protocols and emergency response activation.
  • Disaster Management
    Planning, response, and recovery strategies.
  • Public Education & Pre-incident Planning
    Community awareness and preparedness programs.
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
    Selection, use, and maintenance.
  • Means of Escape
    Design and implementation in buildings.
  • Aircraft, Ship, and Dock Fire & Rescue
    Specialized operations for transport sectors.
  • Building Construction for Fire Safety
    Design aspects ensuring fire resistance and safety.
  • Occupational Hazards & Dangerous Chemicals
    Safe handling, rescue operations, and hazard control.
  • Work at Height & Confined Spaces
    Safety procedures and permit systems.
  • Material Handling & Housekeeping
    Safe practices in handling hazardous materials and maintaining a clean workspace.
  • Waste Disposal & Hazardous Chemical Safety
    Procedures in engineering industries.

Career Opportunities:

On successful completion of the course, candidates can work in roles such as:
✔️ Fire Fighter
✔️ Fire Inspector
✔️ Industrial Safety Officer
✔️ HSE (Health, Safety & Environment) Officer
✔️ Disaster Management Specialist
✔️ Rescue & Salvage Operator
✔️ Fire Safety Auditor
✔️ Fire and Safety Consultant

Why Choose This Course?

NCVT Recognized Certification
Industry-Oriented Practical Training
Comprehensive Safety & Firefighting Curriculum
High Employability in Public and Private Sectors
Opportunities for Self-Employment as a Consultant/Trainer

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