• Understand the fundamentals of fire behavior and explosion phenomena from an engineering perspective.

• Identify common sources of ignition, fuel, and oxygen within engineered systems.

• Analyze fire and explosion risks using tools such as FERA, QRA, and HAZOP.

• Interpret key engineering controls: passive protection, active systems, and design strategies.

• Apply fire and explosion mitigation measures to facility and system design.

• Comply with relevant international standards and regulations (API, NFPA, ATEX, IECEx, etc.).

• Collaborate across disciplines to integrate fire and explosion safety into project lifecycle stages.

1. Fire Protection Engineers

2. Process Safety Engineers

3. Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation Engineers

4. HSE and Risk Management Personnel

5. Operations & Maintenance Managers

6. Project Engineers and EPC Contractors

7. Marine Engineers and Offshore Facility Designers

8. Emergency Response Coordinators

I. BASIC FIRE & EXPLOSION SCIENCE BEHAVIOR, PRIVENTION AND
PROTECTION

1. Safety concept & Process Hazard Analysis.
2. Fire Triangle, Fire Tetrahedron, pentagon & hexagon.
3. Fire & Explosion code & standard interpretation
4. Flashover & Backdraft
5. Cause of fire & explosion.
6. Electrical fire
7. Electrostatic fire
8. BLEVE
9. Dust Explosion
10. Lightning Strike
11. Detonation & Deflagration
12. Spontaneous Combustion
13. Ultra High Frequency Fire
14. Introduction to Computer Modeling

II. FIRE & EXPLOSION RISK ASSESSMENT

1. Basic concept of fire & explosion risk assessment
2. Fire detection system, interconnection and inter-correlation
3. Fire & explosion risk assessment in oil, gas and chemical processing plant
including fuel storage vessel
4. Fire & Explosion Risk Assessment of solid fuel (Dust) & Coal Power Generation
5. Fire Protection base NFPA Standard

III. ELECTRICAL AND ELECTROSTATIC FIRE & EXPLOSION

1. Electrical Fire & Explosion
2. Power House Fire & Explosion
3. Electrical Transformer Fire & Explosion
4. Power Quality and harmonic load fire
5. Circuit Breaker and cable sizing
6. Electricity & Magnetism fire phenomena
7. Electrostatic Fire & Explosion
8. Bonding & Grounding
9. Hazardous Area Classification
10. Lightning Phenomena & Protection
– Power Generation Facilities
– Gas & Oil Refineries
– Pipelines
– Electrical & Telecomunnication Towers
11. ATEX/IECEx fire & explosion safety fundamental
12. Building Life evaluation Safety using CFSES

IV. FIRE PROTECTION MAINTENANCE

1 Firefighting hydraulic calculation
2 Fire facilities check list
3 Fire Pump test
4 Flow and water capacity test
5 Piping system test
6 Fire alarm system
7 Ventilation system
8 Evacuation system

V. INTRODUCING TO FIRE & EXPLOSION INVESTIGATION
FORENSIC ENGINEERING

1. Fire & Explosion Basic Principles
2. Fire & Explosion causal hypothesis
3. Fire & Explosion Tools
4. Fire & Explosion Pattern Analysis
5. Blast Pattern Analysis
6. Laboratory Analysis
7. Conclusion strategy related to all evidences

VI. Case Studies