TRAINING FIRE WATCHER

TRAINING FIRE WATCHER

TRAINING PRINCIPLE OF FIRE PREVENTION

TRAINING PRACTICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER EXERCISES

Description

The Fire Watch Program serves as a guideline to watch for hazards after hot work has been performed on a renovation or new construction project on the all industrial facilities. The Fire Watch Program also applies whenever the Fire Alarm System or Automatic Fire Sprinkler System is not operational.

Objectives

After completing these training the participants will be able to: To the lookout and control of stray fires solely Written fire watch policy Performing Fire watch duty Performing Reporting requirements.

Course Content

Written fire watch policy
The duties employees are to perform
The equipment employees must be given
The personal protective equipment (PPE)
Posting fire watches
Understanding principle of fire prevention
Fire classifications (NFPA)
Fire Extinguishers (types, how to use, precautions, inspection, maintenance, etc.)
Common Fire Hazards / Causes of Fire
How can fires be prevented?
How to fight fires?
What to do in case of fire?
What to do in plant emergency?
Criteria for performing a fire watch (Welding or cutting, Hot work, Combustible materials, Renovations and New Construction
Fire Systems (Fire Alarm System, Automatic Sprinkler System, Assigning employees to fire watch duty, Fire watch job description)
Assigning employees to fire watch duty.
Fire watch job description
Reporting Requirements
Fire Watch Notification
Fire Watch Log
Training Film Viewing (Fire Extinguisher)
Practical Fire Extinguisher Exercises
Plant Emergency Equipment Familiarization
Instructor

DR.Ir.Jamaludin Harahab, SE., M.Si.

Facility

Certificate, Training Module (Hard and Soft copy (USB Flash Disk), Stationeries: NoteBook and Ballpoint, Souvenir (Jacket or waistcoat or T-Shirt), Bag or backpackers,  Training Photo, Training room with full AC facilities and multimedia, Once lunch and twice coffeebreak every day of training, Qualified instructor,

Method

Presentation, Discussion, Case Study, Evaluation

Participan

This training is very useful for engineers in particular the facilities department engineers, plant inspectors, maintenance engineers, this includes Facilities Management (FM) employees and outside contractor personnel.