Fire Prevention Plans

The “Fire Prevention Plans (FPP)” training introduces participants to the fundamental principles of fire prevention, fire risk control, and employee protection in the workplace.

The course covers the Fire Prevention Plan requirements established by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.39 and its relationship with the Emergency Action Plan (EAP). Participants will learn about identifying and controlling workplace fire hazards, the safe handling of flammable and combustible materials, fire protection systems and portable fire extinguishers, alarm systems, evacuation exits, and employee training requirements related to fire prevention.

Program Components

1. Fire Prevention Program and Fire Hazard Control

• Purpose and importance of the Fire Prevention Program (FPP);
• Employer and employee responsibilities within the Fire Prevention Program;
• Key components of the Fire Prevention Plan;
• Major workplace fire hazards;
• Flammable and combustible materials and associated risks;
• Methods for controlling fire hazards;
• Workplace fire prevention measures;
• Relationship between the Fire Prevention Plan and the Emergency Action Plan (EAP).

2. Fire Protection Systems, Alarms and Fire Extinguishers

• Purpose of fixed fire protection systems;
• Key components of fixed fire protection systems;
• Types of employee alarm and signaling systems;
• Fundamental requirements for fire alarm systems;
• Types of portable fire extinguishers;
• Purpose of fire extinguishers and selection of the appropriate type;
• Fundamental principles of safe fire extinguisher use.

3. Evacuation and Safe Workplace Organization

• Requirements for evacuation exits during a fire or other emergency;
• Safe and adequate evacuation routes;
• Ensuring the accessibility and safety of evacuation exits;
• Organization of safe employee evacuation;
• Assignment of responsibilities during an emergency;
• Coordination of fire prevention and emergency response processes.

4. Fire Prevention Training and Electrical Hazard Control

• Management responsibilities for organizing fire prevention training;
• Key topics of fire prevention training;
• Employee information and preparedness regarding fire hazards;
• Hazards associated with work on energized electrical circuits;
• Safety requirements and practices for working on energized electrical circuits;
• Control of fire risks associated with electrical hazards;
• Continuous improvement of fire prevention measures.

Who Is This Training For?

The training is intended for employees and responsible personnel involved in fire prevention and workplace safety, including:

✅ Occupational safety specialists;

✅ HSE/EHS managers and professionals;

✅ Managers and senior management personnel;

✅ Personnel responsible for fire safety;

✅ Personnel responsible for building and facility management;

✅ Safety committee members;

✅ Maintenance personnel;

✅ Emergency response team members;

✅ Personnel responsible for evacuation;

✅ Personnel responsible for organizing and conducting training;

✅ Other organizational employees who may be exposed to workplace fire hazards.

⏱️ Duration: 5–7 hours
📍 Format: Certificate Training – Theoretical and Practical Part
📜 Certificate: Issued upon successful completion of the final assessment (examination).