Certificate Shall Be Awarded after the Successful Completion of the Training

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Course Introduction:

This Professional Certificate Course is designed to develop competent professionals in chemical fire safety and firefighting, equipping participants with the knowledge and skills to prevent, manage, and respond to chemical-related fire hazards in industrial, laboratory, and workplace environments. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of fire prevention, detection, emergency response, and legal compliance in alignment with international standards such as NFPA, OSHA, HAZCOM, and ISO 45001.

Course Objectives:

·        Identify and assess fire hazards associated with chemicals and laboratory/industrial environments.

·        Implement fire prevention strategies based on chemical compatibility and hazard analysis.

·        Operate firefighting equipment effectively for different types of chemical fires.

·        Develop emergency response plans, conduct drills, and ensure safe evacuation procedures.

·        Ensure compliance with international fire safety standards and occupational safety regulations.

Course Outcomes:

After successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

1.      Identify and mitigate chemical fire hazards in the workplace.

2.      Implement internationally compliant fire prevention and emergency response systems.

3.      Use fire extinguishers, PPE, and other firefighting tools correctly.

4.      Conduct risk assessments, fire drills, and maintain fire safety documentation.

5.      Ensure workplace compliance with NFPA, OSHA, HAZCOM, ISO 45001, and local regulations.

Course Modules:

Module 1: Introduction to Chemical Fire Hazards

1.      Understanding fire chemistry and the fire triangle: fuel, heat, oxygen

2.      Types of chemical fires (Class A, B, C, D, F/K) and associated risks

3.      Common causes of chemical fires in labs, storage, and industrial processes

4.      Hazard identification for flammable, combustible, reactive, and oxidizing chemicals

5.      Fire risk assessment techniques and hazard communication (HAZCOM)
Reference: NFPA 400, OSHA Fire Safety Standards, HAZCOM Guidelines

Module 2: Fire Prevention & Risk Mitigation

1.      Safe storage and segregation of chemicals based on compatibility and NFPA guidelines

2.      Control of ignition sources, ventilation, and temperature monitoring

3.      Chemical labeling and HAZCOM-compliant signage

4.      Spill prevention, housekeeping, and environmental hazard control

5.      Fire prevention audits and continuous improvement practices
Reference: OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, NFPA Codes, ISO 45001

Module 3: Fire Detection & Alarm Systems

1.      Smoke, heat, and flame detectors in chemical storage and laboratory areas

2.      Manual and automatic alarm systems integration with emergency response

3.      Fire suppression systems: sprinklers, chemical suppression, and foam systems

4.      Inspection, testing, and maintenance of fire detection equipment

5.      Alarm response protocols and communication procedures
Reference: NFPA 72, OSHA Fire Safety Standards, ISO 45001

Module 4: Firefighting Techniques & Equipment

1.      Fire extinguishers and their applications: Water, Foam, Dry Powder, CO₂, Wet Chemical

2.      Fire blankets, sand buckets, spill containment kits, and fire hoses

3.      Safe approach and tactical firefighting for chemical fires

4.      Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) selection, donning, and doffing procedures

5.      Mechanical tools and emergency equipment for fire suppression
Reference: NFPA 400, OSHA Fire Safety Standards, ISO 45001

Module 5: Emergency Response & Evacuation

1.      Immediate chemical fire response and containment procedures

2.      Spill response, exposure control, and first aid for chemical burns or inhalation

3.      Evacuation planning, emergency exits, and assembly point identification

4.      Communication protocols with internal emergency teams and local fire services

5.      Coordination of incident reporting, HAZCOM notifications, and regulatory compliance
Reference: OSHA Emergency Response Standards, NFPA Codes, HAZCOM Guidelines

Module 6: Fire Drills, Documentation & Compliance

1.      Planning and conducting fire drills in chemical and industrial settings

2.      Maintaining fire safety logs, inspection records, and incident reports

3.      Compliance with NFPA, OSHA, HAZCOM, ISO 45001, and local fire safety regulations

4.      Risk assessment, root cause analysis, and corrective action plans (CAPA)

5.      Continuous improvement in fire prevention, response, and safety culture
Reference: NFPA 400, OSHA Fire Safety Standards, ISO 45001

Registration Fee:

·        BDT 3,500/- per participant

Registration Hotlines:

·        01739-138399

·        01839-920810

Available Payment Modes:

• Bkash (Personal): 01739-138399
• Nagad (Personal): 01739-138399
• DBBL Rocket (Personal): 01739-1383997

• DBBL Nexus Pay-01:

o   Card Number: 0121 0845 8527

o   A/C Name: Mohammad Abdur Rahman

• Bank Transfer:

o   A/C Name: Mohammad Abdur Rahman

o   A/C Number: 3001570018186

o   Routing Number: 090262087

o   Branch: Ibrahimpur

o   Bank: Dutch-Bangla Bank Ltd.

Special Note:

A 20% service charge applies for payments made via Bkash/Nagad.
(Example: If the fee is BDT 1,000/-, the total payable amount will be BDT 1,020/-.)

Conclusion:

This course equips participants with the essential knowledge and practical skills to prevent, manage, and respond to chemical-related fire hazards safely and effectively. By following international standards and best practices, participants will enhance workplace safety, ensure regulatory compliance, and contribute to a culture of proactive fire prevention. Completing this course empowers professionals to handle chemical fire emergencies with confidence and competence.