Fire Fighting Industrial Safety

Aim

The course is aim formaking the studentaware of risk, hazards,accidentsand illnessesrelatedtocommondaytoday,industrialactivitiesandjobsandwaysto prevent/protectthemselvesfromsuchsituations.Italsohighlightsmancommitment toenvironmentalwell–being.

Objectives

Oncompletionof thecourse,thestudentisexpectedtobe familiar withoccupation relatedillnesses/hazardsandpreventive/controlmeasuresthere of. He isalsomade aware ofhisobligationtowardsenvironmentalpreservation.

Course Content

Syllabus

Unit –I Basic Fire fightingTechniques,Fire Extinguishers–Typesandsuitability,Fire Hoses–typesandfittingsthereof,Foamandfoammakingequipments, Hydrant pumpsandprimersandfirehydrantsystems
Unit –II TankCoolingsystems, powers,sprinklersetc.,IC EnginesandFire crashtender, Fire Alarmsystems, Air craftandshipfires,Buildingconstruction– Fireprevention methodology–Rescue &escapesystems.
Unit –III Chemistryof combustion, Typesof firesandextinguishingmethods,Fixedfire fightinginstallations,Major fire fightingappliancesandspecialinstallations.
Unit – IV Fire– smoke andflame detectors,Storage&handlingof flammable,explosive materials&transportation,Firstaidforburns, Usageofbasic FF appliances, Electricalandchemicalfiresandtheir prevention.
Unit –V PPE’sfor fire fighting–proximitysuitsetc.,Firesinair–craft& shipprevention, Fire rescue &escapetechniques,Fundamentalsofbuildingdesign –civilengineering fromfirepreventionpoint, NationalandInternational codesonfire.
Reference Books Fire Protection Hand Book – Publication: National Fire Protection
AssociationUSAAuthor:Quincy–Massachusetts
Fire and explosion Hazards Handbook of Industrial Chemicals Publication: JaicoPublishingHouseAuthor:TatyanaA.Devletshina & NicholasP.Cheremisinoff,Ph. D.
ElectricalSafety,FireSafetyEngineeringandSafetyManagement– Rao.S
IndustrialFireProtectionHandBook–Publication:CRCPress,Boca Raton,FL. Author:Schroll,R.C, 2002.
FireLossControl-AManagementGuide–Publication:MarcelDekker Inc, NewYork –Author:Planer, R. G,1990.
Aim COURSE – II: INDUSTRIAL SAFETY The course isaimedat makingthe studentaware ofvarioussafetyaspectsinindustry asregardstoworkexecutionactivity.Italso awarehimof thevarioushazards,risks andprecautionstobeexercisedinindustrysite works.
Objectives Oncompletionof thecoursethe studentisexpectedtobeaware of industrial accidents,processes& jobrelatedoccupationalhazards&importanceof safety knowledge inpreventingthem.
Unit –I Safetyfundamentals,definitions,safe workpractices,Causationtheoriesfor accidents,Importance of workpermitsystem, Accidentinvestigation,Safety inspectionsnorms,RoadSafety,MSDS,Vehicleinspectionsetc
Unit –II Hazards inusageof highpressure gases,Risks&controlmeasuresinExcavation, Safetymanagementsystems– Emergencycontrol,Planand Evacuationplan. Hazard identificationandanalysis.
Unit –III LegalAspectsofsafety– laws,PPE’s,Importantofusage /suitability,FactoriesAct
1948,CentralPollutionControlBoard,OHSAS-18001andOSHA –Introdution– OH&S Policy–ProcessSafetyManagement(PSM) asper OSHA performance, Measurementstodetermineeffectivenessof PSM.
Unit – IV Propertiesof Hazardousmaterials/chemicals, Handlingandstorage of High– pressuregascylinders,Workinconfinedplaces–Risks& Hazards–Paint&Solvent mixing/handling–risks&Precautions.
Unit –V Transportation&storageof hazardousmaterials/chemicals, Threshold, Limitsof chemicals, Limitsofflammability,PPE’susage–Respiratory& Non- Respiratory.
COURSE – III: CONSTRUCTION SAFETY
Unit –I Workat Heights–scaffoldings& laddersusage, Type of scaffolds,safety requirements,designandloadfactors. Defects& inspectionnorms, Typesof ladders, upkeep, defectsandgoodmaintenancetips.
Unit –II Riggingsafety,materialhandling, slings,Hoists, Liftingtackles,chainblocks, Derricksetc.,Safetyinpaintmixing,solventhandling& paintstorage,risk&control measures.
Unit –III Cranes,FLT’s&earthmovingequipment–Risksandpreventivemethods, Mechanicalhazards,Safetyinheavymachinery/ equipment movement,vehicle
Unit – IV Safetyinhazardousareas, Taggingbarrication, warningsignsetc.,Hotworks- risks & controlmeasures,Precautionsinusageof portable Grinders,Drillingmachines, Coldcuttingmachines,Jackhammersetc
Unit –V Tools& Tacklesmaintenance andupkeep,Commonshopfloorinjuries–Firstaid andpreventive measures, LiftingandmanualHandlingofheavy machinery, Precautionsinusageof highpressure compressedair,Pneumatic tools.
IV: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH &ENVIRONMENT
Unit –I Commonoccupationaldiseases/ailmentsinworksite andcontrolmeasures,Soil, water andairpollution- classification, sources and engineeringmethodsincontrol of variouspollutants.
Unit –II Sourcesof Noise &VibrationinIndustriesandinEnvironment- Controlmethods– Effects of Noise andvibrationonHumanandenvironmentalsystems-Wildlife conservation, Deforestation& landdegradation.
Unit –III Care of eyes, Nose, Throat, Teethandskinrelatedailments&their treatment, Housekeepingandoccupationaldiseases- IndustrialHealthMonitoring- Legal Aspects.
Unit – IV Occupationaldiseases&IndustrialHygiene- Industriallighting& ventilation– Preventive medicines.
Unit –V FactoriesActandLegalaspectsof pollutions–laws,Principlesof Firstaid-Firstaid for commonailments/ on- site injuries.

Audience & Eligibility

Mock Interviews
We train our junior engineers to present themselves well and pass their interviews .They are well prepared through continuous mock interviews that provides confidence to our engineers. A detailed session of the below mentioned format for the mock interview is provided by DA.

Interviews
On-Campus Interviews
Interview tips
Sample Interview Questions
Behavioral Interviews
Technical Interviews
Site Visits
Dress for Success
No Show Interview Policy
Industry Research Guide
Industry Expectations
Thank You Letters
Email Correspondence

Training Features

Since 14 years.
Our mentors have 3 to 10 year industrial knowledge.
Senior lead engineers convert the candidates to junior engineers..
Live Chat with faculty.
Virtual class rooms.
Audio & Video tutorials.
Based upon real projects.
In Plant visit for candidates.
Hands on training on leading software.
Career counseling & guidance .
100 % job oriented training program.
Best placement records are maintained till now.

Personality Development
Who has a good personality? Anyone who presents himself well, deals with problems wins situations and influence people through excellent communication and interpersonal skills, has a pleasing personality.

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Fire Fighting Industrial Safety

Aim

Objectives

Course Content

Syllabus

Unit –I Basic Fire fightingTechniques,Fire Extinguishers–Typesandsuitability,Fire Hoses–typesandfittingsthereof,Foamandfoammakingequipments, Hydrant pumpsandprimersandfirehydrantsystems

Unit –II TankCoolingsystems, powers,sprinklersetc.,IC EnginesandFire crashtender, Fire Alarmsystems, Air craftandshipfires,Buildingconstruction– Fireprevention methodology–Rescue &escapesystems.

Unit –III Chemistryof combustion, Typesof firesandextinguishingmethods,Fixedfire fightinginstallations,Major fire fightingappliancesandspecialinstallations.

Unit – IV Fire– smoke andflame detectors,Storage&handlingof flammable,explosive materials&transportation,Firstaidforburns, Usageofbasic FF appliances, Electricalandchemicalfiresandtheir prevention.

Unit –V PPE’sfor fire fighting–proximitysuitsetc.,Firesinair–craft& shipprevention, Fire rescue &escapetechniques,Fundamentalsofbuildingdesign –civilengineering fromfirepreventionpoint, NationalandInternational codesonfire.

Reference Books Fire Protection Hand Book – Publication: National Fire Protection

AssociationUSAAuthor:Quincy–Massachusetts

Fire and explosion Hazards Handbook of Industrial Chemicals Publication: JaicoPublishingHouseAuthor:TatyanaA.Devletshina & NicholasP.Cheremisinoff,Ph. D.

ElectricalSafety,FireSafetyEngineeringandSafetyManagement– Rao.S

IndustrialFireProtectionHandBook–Publication:CRCPress,Boca Raton,FL. Author:Schroll,R.C, 2002.

FireLossControl-AManagementGuide–Publication:MarcelDekker Inc, NewYork –Author:Planer, R. G,1990.

Aim COURSE – II: INDUSTRIAL SAFETY The course isaimedat makingthe studentaware ofvarioussafetyaspectsinindustry asregardstoworkexecutionactivity.Italso awarehimof thevarioushazards,risks andprecautionstobeexercisedinindustrysite works.

Objectives Oncompletionof thecoursethe studentisexpectedtobeaware of industrial accidents,processes& jobrelatedoccupationalhazards&importanceof safety knowledge inpreventingthem.

Unit –I Safetyfundamentals,definitions,safe workpractices,Causationtheoriesfor accidents,Importance of workpermitsystem, Accidentinvestigation,Safety inspectionsnorms,RoadSafety,MSDS,Vehicleinspectionsetc

Unit –II Hazards inusageof highpressure gases,Risks&controlmeasuresinExcavation, Safetymanagementsystems– Emergencycontrol,Planand Evacuationplan. Hazard identificationandanalysis.

Unit –III LegalAspectsofsafety– laws,PPE’s,Importantofusage /suitability,FactoriesAct

1948,CentralPollutionControlBoard,OHSAS-18001andOSHA –Introdution– OH&S Policy–ProcessSafetyManagement(PSM) asper OSHA performance, Measurementstodetermineeffectivenessof PSM.

Unit – IV Propertiesof Hazardousmaterials/chemicals, Handlingandstorage of High– pressuregascylinders,Workinconfinedplaces–Risks& Hazards–Paint&Solvent mixing/handling–risks&Precautions.

Unit –V Transportation&storageof hazardousmaterials/chemicals, Threshold, Limitsof chemicals, Limitsofflammability,PPE’susage–Respiratory& Non- Respiratory.

COURSE – III: CONSTRUCTION SAFETY

Unit –I Workat Heights–scaffoldings& laddersusage, Type of scaffolds,safety requirements,designandloadfactors. Defects& inspectionnorms, Typesof ladders, upkeep, defectsandgoodmaintenancetips.

Unit –II Riggingsafety,materialhandling, slings,Hoists, Liftingtackles,chainblocks, Derricksetc.,Safetyinpaintmixing,solventhandling& paintstorage,risk&control measures.

Unit –III Cranes,FLT’s&earthmovingequipment–Risksandpreventivemethods, Mechanicalhazards,Safetyinheavymachinery/ equipment movement,vehicle

Unit – IV Safetyinhazardousareas, Taggingbarrication, warningsignsetc.,Hotworks- risks & controlmeasures,Precautionsinusageof portable Grinders,Drillingmachines, Coldcuttingmachines,Jackhammersetc

Unit –V Tools& Tacklesmaintenance andupkeep,Commonshopfloorinjuries–Firstaid andpreventive measures, LiftingandmanualHandlingofheavy machinery, Precautionsinusageof highpressure compressedair,Pneumatic tools.

IV: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH &ENVIRONMENT

Unit –I Commonoccupationaldiseases/ailmentsinworksite andcontrolmeasures,Soil, water andairpollution- classification, sources and engineeringmethodsincontrol of variouspollutants.

Unit –II Sourcesof Noise &VibrationinIndustriesandinEnvironment- Controlmethods– Effects of Noise andvibrationonHumanandenvironmentalsystems-Wildlife conservation, Deforestation& landdegradation.

Unit –III Care of eyes, Nose, Throat, Teethandskinrelatedailments&their treatment, Housekeepingandoccupationaldiseases- IndustrialHealthMonitoring- Legal Aspects.

Unit – IV Occupationaldiseases&IndustrialHygiene- Industriallighting& ventilation– Preventive medicines.

Unit –V FactoriesActandLegalaspectsof pollutions–laws,Principlesof Firstaid-Firstaid for commonailments/ on- site injuries.

Audience & Eligibility

Diploma in Mechanical// Chemical// Production Engineering

10th pass / 8th

Draftsmen

Mock Interviews We train our junior engineers to present themselves well and pass their interviews .They are well prepared through continuous mock interviews that provides confidence to our engineers. A detailed session of the below mentioned format for the mock interview is provided by DA.

Interviews

On-Campus Interviews

Interview tips

Sample Interview Questions

Behavioral Interviews

Technical Interviews

Site Visits

Dress for Success

No Show Interview Policy

Industry Research Guide

Industry Expectations

Thank You Letters

Email Correspondence

Training Features

Since 14 years.

Our mentors have 3 to 10 year industrial knowledge.

Senior lead engineers convert the candidates to junior engineers..

Live Chat with faculty.

Virtual class rooms.

Audio & Video tutorials.

Based upon real projects.

In Plant visit for candidates.

Hands on training on leading software.

Career counseling & guidance .

100 % job oriented training program.

Best placement records are maintained till now.

Personality Development Who has a good personality? Anyone who presents himself well, deals with problems wins situations and influence people through excellent communication and interpersonal skills, has a pleasing personality.

Leadership in Projects

Interpersonal Relations with colleagues

Communication in organizations

Stress Management at work

Group Dynamics and Team Building

Conflict Management

Performance Appraisal

Time Management at work

Motivation

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Student Ratings & Reviews

Mock Interviews
We train our junior engineers to present themselves well and pass their interviews .They are well prepared through continuous mock interviews that provides confidence to our engineers. A detailed session of the below mentioned format for the mock interview is provided by DA.

Personality Development
Who has a good personality? Anyone who presents himself well, deals with problems wins situations and influence people through excellent communication and interpersonal skills, has a pleasing personality.