• Understand the fundamental principles of fire behavior and fire classification.

• Identify common workplace fire hazards and assess associated risks.

• Demonstrate the correct use of portable fire extinguishers.

• Apply proper evacuation procedures during a fire emergency.

• Support the implementation of fire safety practices and procedures at their workplace.

1. All general employees in office, industrial, or commercial settings

2. Line supervisors and shift leaders

3. Safety representatives and fire wardens

4. Facility management and maintenance staff

5. Security personnel

6. New hires as part of onboarding safety orientation

Module 1: Fire Safety Awareness

• Importance of fire safety in the workplace

• Consequences of fire incidents (human, business, legal)

• Legal responsibilities of employees under fire safety regulations

Module 2: Understanding Fire and Fire Behavior

• The Fire Triangle: Heat, Fuel, Oxygen

• Fire classifications (A, B, C, D, K)

• Common causes of workplace fires

• How fire spreads in buildings and enclosed areas

Module 3: Recognizing Fire Hazards at Work

• Identifying fire risks: electrical, chemical, mechanical, human error

• Unsafe acts and unsafe conditions

• Workplace inspection and daily fire safety checklists

Module 4: Fire Prevention Strategies

• Safe handling and storage of flammable materials

• Good housekeeping and equipment maintenance

• Fire prevention best practices in daily operations

• Reporting near-misses and unsafe conditions

Module 5: Firefighting Equipment

• Types of fire extinguishers and their uses (ABC, CO₂, foam, water, etc.)

• Fire blankets, hose reels, alarm systems

• Practical training: How to operate a fire extinguisher (PASS technique)

• When not to fight a fire and evacuate instead

Module 6: Emergency Evacuation Procedures

• Understanding fire alarms and emergency signals

• Roles of fire wardens and marshals

• Evacuation route planning and assembly points

• Assisting others during evacuation (including persons with disabilities)

• Fire drills: purpose and participation

Module 7: Supporting Fire Safety in the Workplace

• Being proactive: employee roles in daily fire prevention

• Introduction to the company’s Fire Safety Plan (if available)

• Communicating fire hazards and raising awareness

• Creating a fire-safe culture at work

Module 8: Simulation & Practice (Optional for On-Site Training)

• Realistic evacuation drill simulation

• Hands-on practice using fire extinguishers

• Roleplay: emergency scenarios (e.g., smoke in hallway, kitchen fire)

• Post-simulation discussion and debriefing