The seminar can be held online on the official International Business Academy platform. On completion of the training you will be given a link to the recording, which will be available for one month.
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excluding VAT
* VAT of 16% will be added to the invoice
The programme is intended for managers, responsible persons and employees whose work involves ensuring the safety of facilities. The course covers the whole cycle of fire safety measures: from audit and risk analysis to organising evacuation and dealing with supervisory bodies.
Participants will study the legislative requirements, learn to identify and eliminate violations, examine how fire alarm systems work, master the correct use of primary fire-fighting equipment and the development of effective evacuation plans. Special attention is paid to real cases, practical skills and recommendations for reducing risks.
The learning outcome — readiness to manage the fire safety system effectively at any facility, minimise the likelihood of fire and ensure people's safety.
Module 1. Fire safety audit
— Goals and objectives of a fire safety audit
— Stages: from the initial inspection to the final report
— Typical violations and mistakes found at facilities
— Recommendations on eliminating nonconformities
— The role of the audit in reducing the risk of fire
Module 2. Fire alarm systems: purpose and areas of use
— Main types of fire alarm systems: automatic, addressable analogue, stand-alone
— How the system works and its key elements
— The place of the alarm system in the fire protection system
— Requirements for regular maintenance and testing
— Staff procedure when the alarm is triggered
Module 3. Primary fire-fighting equipment
— Types of equipment: fire extinguishers (powder, carbon dioxide, water), fire hydrants, fire boards
— Fire classes and the corresponding extinguishing agents
— Rules for storage, inspection and maintenance
— Practical demonstration of correct use (where possible)
Module 4. Responsibility of the persons appointed for fire safety at facilities
— Legislative and regulatory requirements
— Duties of responsible persons
— Liability for violations (administrative, disciplinary, criminal)
— Dealing with fire inspectorates and other supervisory bodies
Module 5. The evacuation plan: role and purpose
— The importance of the evacuation plan for ensuring safety
— Requirements for developing and displaying plans
— Evacuation routes and rules of behaviour in a fire
— Conducting evacuation drills
— Common mistakes in developing and implementing plans
Final part
— Answers to participants' questions
— Analysis of typical situations and mistakes
— Individual recommendations on improving the fire safety system at the facility
