A Fire Marshal is a designated individual responsible for ensuring fire safety within an organization or facility. Their duties include identifying fire hazards, implementing preventive measures, conducting fire drills, assisting in evacuations, and coordinating with emergency services during incidents. Fire Marshals play a critical role in protecting lives and property by promoting a safe working environment and ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations.
Target Audience: Individuals responsible for fire safety in the workplace, including supervisors, safety officers, and designated fire marshals.
Course Outline:
Module 1: Introduction to Fire Safety
- Overview of fire safety regulations and standards
- Role and responsibilities of a Fire Marshal
- Legal requirements and duties under local fire codes
Module 2: Fire Behavior and Chemistry
- The fire triangle and tetrahedron
- Stages of fire development
- Types of fires (Class A, B, C, D, F)
- Common causes of workplace fires
Module 3: Fire Prevention
- Identifying fire hazards
- Housekeeping and storage best practices
- Electrical safety and equipment maintenance
- Hot work permits and controls
Module 4: Emergency Procedures
- Evacuation procedures and assembly points
- Role during an emergency
- Accountability of personnel
- Communication during fire incidents
Module 5: Fire Protection Equipment
- Types and use of fire extinguishers
- Fire detection and alarm systems
- Emergency lighting and exit signage
- Fire suppression systems (sprinklers, foam, gas)
Module 6: Practical Fire Marshal Skills
- Conducting fire drills
- Assisting with evacuation plans
- Search and rescue techniques
- Liaising with emergency services
Module 7: Post-Incident Procedures
- Reporting fire incidents
- Debriefing and incident analysis
- Reviewing and improving fire safety measures
Assessment & Certification
- Written knowledge test
- Practical demonstration of skills
- Certificate of Completion (valid for 1–3 years depending on jurisdiction)
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