This interactive training, aims to provide the candidates with a deep understanding of fire office/room administration, control and operations. It also enhances leadership quality to coordinate activities with the fire team. The candidates will be more able to command fire personnel to mitigate emergency throughout their workplace.  

By the end of this course delegates will be able to: 

• Supervise, direct and perform all activities of assigned employees in fire operations department 
• Avoid fire incidents, provide and promote fire preventions 
• Assumes commands and ensure that correct firefighting techniques are applied 
• Implement immediate safety measures to protect plant and employees 
• Organize, provide and coordinate department staff training 
• Understand fire station’s administration and operations 
• Enhance leadership quality to coordinate activities 
• Command fire crew to mitigate emergency 
• Promote emergency readiness, safeguard personnel and installation 
• Learn how to investigate fire accidents 

Fire Officers, Senior Fire Officer, Fire Investigator & Risk Assessor, Managers, Safety Professional and anyone interested in learning the fundamentals of fire officer duties. 

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include; 

• Lectures 
• Workshop & Work Presentation 
• Case Studies and Practical Exercise 
• Videos and General Discussions 

Introduction & Orientation 

 NFPA 1021 

Basic firefighting techniques: 

Fire behavior, hose handling, ladder operations, ventilation strategies.  

Incident command system (ICS): 

Understanding the ICS structure, roles, and responsibilities for managing large-scale incidents.  

Fire safety codes and regulations: 

Knowledge of building codes, fire prevention standards, and legal requirements  

Hazardous materials response: 

Identifying hazardous materials, mitigation strategies, and safety procedures  

Rescue operations: 

Techniques for performing technical rescues, including confined space, high-angle, and water rescues  

Leadership and management skills: 

Effective communication, decision-making, conflict resolution, and team building  

Medical emergency response: 

Basic life support (BLS) and advanced life support (ALS) depending on certification level  

Public Relations and Effective Communication Skills 

CDGA attendance certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total course duration.