Fire Fighting
The Fire Fighting Training is a practical, scenario-driven program developed to equip employees with the essential knowledge, response techniques, and confidence to act swiftly and safely during fire emergencies. This training focuses on the causes of workplace fires, early warning signs, classification of fire types, and the selection and use of appropriate extinguishing methods.
Fire Fighting
Participants will learn to identify fire hazards, operate various types of portable fire extinguishers, and follow standard fire response procedures, including evacuation protocols, alarm handling, and communication practices. Realistic demonstrations and drills reinforce hands-on experience in tackling small fires, coordinating with fire wardens, and supporting first response efforts before professional services arrive. The course aligns with national fire safety codes (NBC, IS 2190) and is ideal for employees, fire wardens, ERT members, facility teams, and supervisors responsible for workplace fire safety and compliance.
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DurationHalf day -1 day
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Training ModeVirtual/Face to Face
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LevelBasic/ Intermediate
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LanguageEnglish and other regional languages based on availability
Why Should Employers Invest in this Training?
- Protects Lives and Property: Enables early detection and first response to contain fires before they escalate.
- Reduces Fire-Related Downtime: By ensuring that employees are well-trained, they can respond swiftly, minimizing damage and operational disruptions.
- Use Fire Extinguishers Correctly: Receive hands-on training to confidently use the right fire extinguisher for different fire classes.
- Handle Emergencies Response Coordination Safely: Practice correct emergency response procedures, such as alarm handling and safe evacuations.
- Ensures Legal Compliance: Remain compliant with fire safety regulations under NBC, IS 2190, Factory Acts 1948, and protect your organization from legal risks.
Training Objective
The objective of this Fire Fighting Safety Training is to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required to effectively respond to fire emergencies in the workplace. The training aims to develop an understanding of fire science, including the fire triangle and the various classes of fires (Class A, B, C, D, and F), enabling participants to accurately identify fire hazards and select the correct type of fire extinguisher. Participants will be trained to confidently operate fire fighting equipment such as extinguishers, hose reels, and fire blankets using standardized techniques like PASS (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep). The course will also cover emergency evacuation procedures, alarm response, and muster point protocols to ensure orderly evacuation and accountability during a fire event. Emphasis will be placed on early-stage firefighting tactics, allowing participants to manage incipient fires without endangering themselves. In addition to reactive measures, the training promotes proactive fire prevention strategies such as proper storage of flammable materials, electrical safety, and housekeeping practices. Ultimately, the goal is to foster a safety-first mindset among participants, empowering them to play an active role in maintaining a fire-safe environment across industrial, commercial, and residential settings.
Training Methodology
Case Study
Analysis
Knowledge
Checks
Hands-On
Practice
Skill
Confidence
Virtual
Mode
Final
Assessment
How Will This Training Strengthen Workforce Readiness?
Fire emergencies require a swift, informed response. This training builds practical readiness by preparing employees to prevent, react to, and manage fire incidents effectively.
- Enhances Situational Awareness To Detect Fire Hazards -Trainees learn to identify common fire risks in their work areas. Early detection allows for preventive action before escalation.
- Builds Confidence In Using Fire Extinguishers And Suppression Equipment - Hands-on practice reduces fear and hesitation during real fires. Workers can respond quickly using the right equipment confidently.
- Trains Employees In Safe Evacuation And Alarm Response Procedures - Staffs are guided through alarm recognition, exit usage, and muster point behaviour. This ensures calm, organized evacuation during emergencies.
- Promotes A Proactive Fire Prevention Mind Set Through Good Practices - Training instils habits like clear exit routes and proper storage. Workers become active contributors to fire safety culture.
- Reduces Workplace Panic By Preparing Workers For High-Stress Scenarios - Take preventive measures to minimize the chances of fire and maintain workplace safety.
- Ensures business continuity by minimizing fire-related downtime - Quick and trained responses can contain small fires. This limits equipment loss and avoids long operational disruptions.
- Empowers Employees To Take Immediate And Informed Action In Emergencies - Employees won’t wait for help—they’ll act smartly. This can save lives, reduce damage, and protect co-workers.
- Fosters A Safety Culture That Aligns With Organizational Compliance And Values - Regular training reinforces safety responsibilities and legal norms. It shows the company’s commitment to employee welfare and preparedness.
Who Can Take This Course?
This course is ideal for all employees across industries especially those working in high-risk environments such as manufacturing, construction, warehousing, hospitality, and facility management.
It is also recommended for
- All Employees (Office, Factory, Site, Warehouse)
- Fire Wardens / Floor Marshals / ERT Members
- Maintenance & Utility Staff
- Security & Facility Management Staff
Assessment
âś… Multiple Choice Questionnaire (MCQ)
Training Mode
Face to face training
Virtual training
