CDGA

Fire Officer’s Duties, Roles & Responsibilities (NFPA 1021)

This unique program conforms to the elements, regulations and standards of National Fire Protection Association (NFPA 1021). It 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 Training Course Will Highlight ?

The candidates will be more able to command fire personnel to mitigate emergency throughout their workplace. Fire officers and senior staff will gain much insight that will enable them to carry out their responsibilities towards providing and promoting fire preventions, emergency readiness, code enforcement, safeguard personnel, personnel management, mentoring, community relations, security measures & leadership. Thus, they will be more able to command fire control room throughout their workplace. They will improve their abilities to manage a fire service organization

Training Objective

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

Supervise, direct and perform all activities of assigned employees in fire operations department

Inspect all operational areas to enforce fire prevention regulations & procedures
Deal with fire equipment , inspect extinguishing systems and equipment
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
Enhance EHS measures & leadership
Interpret and enforce department rules and regulations
Establish, maintain and foster positive team working relationships
Learn about Loss Control & Prevention

Target Audience

Fire Officers, Senior Fire Officer, Chief Fire Officers, Senior Fire & Equipment Personnel, Fire Coordinators, Managers, Team Leaders, First Line Supervisors and General Supervisors, Fire Executives & Industry Personnel

Training Methods