Methods of Fire Fighting and Preventing Domestic Fires
Knowledge of Fire Safety at home and in work places
Description
Fire is one of the most dangerous enemies in this world. Fire has destroyed valuable lives of people, millions of Dollars worth property and caused serious impact on the environment. Whether it is on dry land, at sea or up in the air the situation is disastrous. Most fires take place due to carelessness of people, bad house keeping and bad maintenance. Fire is a good slave but a bad enemy. Fire is required for food preparation, operating boilers in production of steam for domestic heating during winter.
Therefore it is of utmost importance to study and have some basic knowledge about what is Fire, how does a fire start, Fire triangle, Fire Detection, Fire alarms, Fire Prevention measures and Fire fighting which could be easily adopted in your living spaces, homes, work stations etc, to control this deadly enemy.
E.g. Most recent fire destruction in Hawai, on the island of Maui, widespread damage, killing at least 115 people and leaving over 1,100 others missing.
Oil tank fire in Sri Lanka on a town called Kollonnawa where the terrorists fired RPGS to the countrys oil tank farm, thus causing a severe fire and explosion which burnt the entire oil tank farm resulting millions of Dollars loss of revenue and a serious environmental damage.
In the USA, various apartment fires almost every day seen on TV.
With a little bit of carfull actions from your side, learning the above topics, help develop a safe society and prevent your loving ones, valuable property and of course the environment. Please take a moment to go through this course carefully made for you.
What You Will Learn!
- Methods of Fire Fighting and Preventing Domestic Fires
- Identify fire risks and where they occur in your homes, prevent fire triangle formation in your homes
- Take appropriate measures and actions to mitigate fire and learn fire fighting methods
- Follow this simple course which will prevent your family from fire, thus saving lives, property and the environment
Who Should Attend!
- Home owners who operate electrical and gas appliances daily
- House wives who operate electrical and gas appliances daily
- Grown up children who understand basic operation of electrical and gas appliances
- Shop owners
- Restaurant owners and operators who use fire as their major source of cooking
- Community workers
- People who live in apartments
- Hospitals and senior homes
- High school students and schools