Gujarat Council of Vocational Training Gandhinagar MASTER COPY Gujarat Council of Vocational Training, Gandhinagar 1 Name of Course : ADVANCE INDUSTRIAL SUB FIRE OFFICER'S COURSE’ {Please refer National Classification of CODE 5 S161.49 ccupations - 2004 availabie on 5 e 5 www. Dget.nic.in) CODE. “| NCO 68 570.30 “| l N.C.O. No for Skills Covered 2 Engineering OR Non- engineering : Engineering/Technical 3. No of students per batch Phe eos, Ps hole 4 Duration in Hours 994 Hrs. 5 Duration in Month : 6 months 6 Examination Scheme : No Name of Subject Teaching [Maximum | Minimum + Sessional Hours Marks Marks | Marks, if during full (Excluding | required any Bee ast oe urse_ Sessional) _| for passing Subiect -1 Basi> of Fire & Fire Total 994 50 20% t He hrs, both for i Fire Protection Theory & 50 20% ~~ ire Prevention Practical as 50 20% i ‘ire Ground Operation per Annex. 50 20% - and Administration A dustrial Safety and 50 20% | - = Security System, Practical Based on the Theory, 150 50% |= practical examination Is conducted al | Attachment | Attachment with Fire 98 hours 100 50% | Brigades/Companies JL-243 MASTER COPY Gujarat Council of Vocational Training Gandhinagar 7 Entry qualification for Trainee : Minimum entry qualification (Essential) : | 10" + 2 Pass with physical fitness Desirable : Height : 165 cm, Weight : 50-70 kg. 8 Minimum qualification for Trainer : Minimum entry qualification (Essential) : | Graduate + STO course/Div. Officers Course | Desirable : 3 years experience 9 Syllabus Committee Members Sr. | Narne Organi- | Designa- | Technical Experience | Signature | No zation tion Qualification _| in Years 01 | it ColBSHora | IFSDMS, Director | Post Graduate ‘44 years! {Retd.) Ta.Waghodia, ‘DIM,DLL,PG Administrative bist.vadedara Dipioma in Fire & institutional Safety & Security Experience 02 | Mr.JB. Shetty 1FSOMS, Director | 8.Sc., Advance 25 years 7 ‘Ta.Waghodia, | (Tech.) Diploma in experience in Dist.Vadodara | Industrial Safety, Mumbai Fire Grade-(I) Fire, Mi. | Brigade i Fire (UK), Dip.in | (Admin. & Disaster | Operational) i ___| Management | 08 | MrP.Pveghela | 1FSDMS, Dy. BA, Sub Ba ye | | TaWaghodia, | Director | Officers'Course from | experience in | | | Dist.vadodara NNFSC, Nagpur, IPCL-Reliance | Station Officers’ | in Fire | | Course from NFSC, | Services | Nagpur, Diploma in | | Fire Prevention & | Extinguishment | from NRSC, Graduate in Fire Engg,, Certificate Course in Disaster | Management, i@ MASTER Copy Gujarat Council of Vocational Training Gandhinagar | IGNOU, Advance ] Diploma in Fire Engg. 04 | MrSKDubey, | IFSDMS, Assistant | Intermediate, Sub-_ | 34 yearsin Ta.Waghodia, | Director— | Fire Officer, Nagpur, | Reliance Dist.Vadodara | Grade.! | Station Officer, (IPCL) as Fire Diploma in Fire Service Engineering & Manager Extinction, Divisional Office , Nagpur 05 | Mr. ZC. Parmar | IFSDMS, Dy. Sub Fire Officerand | 30 years in TeWaghodia, | Director | STO Course from | Reliance Dist.Vadodara NFSC, B.A Set and | (IPCL} as Fire | Basic Fire Fighter | Supervisor~ | Course from NSC _| Grade! 05 | MrJMShah | IFSDMS, ‘Assistant | SSC, Sub-Fire | 28 yearsin Ta.Waghodia, | Director— | Officer, Nagpur Reliance | Dist.Vadodara | Grade. (PCL) as Fire ____| Service Mar. OF | Wir. MN Vyas, | Gi (Ops) IPCL | Advisor | Chartered Chemical | 35 years (Reta) Engineer, Ex. experience in| Secretary, CCR, PCL | | Vadodara, Post | Graduate in Chem. Engineering, Post Graduate Diploma in; Powder Tech. Post Graduate in Chem. Engg., EX. Secretary, CCG 08 | Mr. BSChhadha | Vico ‘Advisor | Chartered Chemical | 35 years (Ret) President,/PCL Engineer, Ex. experience in Reliance Secretary, CCR, Petroleum i | | | Vadedsra, Post Industry | j | Graduate in Cher, \ Engineering Pee (09 | Mr.vSSadana | Chief Safety | Advisor | Bsc Chemical 2 years (Retd,} Officer, GAIL Engineering, | National | Diploma M.se. Fertilizer Utd. | | | Chemical As Chief | | | | Engineering Saiety Officer, | | 8 years | experience in | GAILin Pre- | Commissionin Be Lgandin Ee 3 of Vora... ao stat, e “ ayers ©Cae MASTER copy Gujarat Council of Vocational Training Gandhinagar ] Operational | 10 | Mr KL Chie Visiting | iplomain 34 years Katial(Retd) | Engineer Faculty | Mech.Engg., experience in (Mechanical Industry Expert for | various Safety), ONGC Certification Audit | capacities in of Oil Industry, OAD.HSE etc. Training in Safety Audit from Cl, Disaster Management Trg. From DGMS Academy from IPSUIM, DISD, Ministry of | Petroleum, Staff Tre. | institute ONGC | Ti | MrBKSippy | JtDirector | Visiting | Grade | Fire ayers | | Retd.) (Fire),ONGC | Faculty | (India), Mu. Safety, | experience in 1 Diplomain Mech. | Fire Safety | | Engg. Trg. In Safety Audit, Audit from IL, Disaster Management Tre. From DGMS ‘Academy from IpSuIM, 01 Ministry of | Petroleum, Staff ‘Trg.institute, ONGC 12 [MrHemedra | Industrial Visiting | Mechnical En 19 years Rawal Sefety Officer | Faculty | Diploma in experience Industrial Safety, Specially trained iT Kanpur, on Hazard | Analysis, Safety | | Audit and inherently | Safer Design of Plant | 13. | Mr.DP Gunjal ‘Station Visiting BA, Fireman | Presently | working as | Officer Faculty | Course, Sub-firs | Officer Course, tation Officer e, Advance | Diploma from NFSC, | Makaroura, | | Nagpur, Natural Vadodara {© MASTER Copy Gujarat Council of Vocational Training Gandhinagar Public Health, Industrial Safety 14 | Mr. Bhargav Station | Visiting | B.A Fireman Course | 26 years exp. Vyas Officer | Faculty | fromNFA,Sub-Fire | in fire Ser. | Officer from NFA, | Presently workingas | Station Officer | VMs, Agni | Shanti Kendra, | Dandia Bazar, | Vadodara 45 | MSPrajapati_ | Station Visting | SSC, Sikmonths | 27 years work officer Faculty | Fireman Trg. Course, | Exp. in Fire Sub-Fire Officer Trg. | Services at Course Heavy Water Project (Should be well defined and having reference to NCO) 10. 1. 12, 3 14. 4s. The trainee , after successful completion of training, will have following skills Thorough knowledge ofall types of fire & extinguishers. Thorough knowledge of all auto system & thelr operation, ‘Thorough knowledge of positioning of fire extinguishers , fire detectors , smoke detectors, hydrants , Hose reel hose, Monitors, Fixed manual , auto systems and fires zones. Monitor fire & access alarms via system panels in control room. He should be attentive ‘to all audio buzzers related to fire across building floors. Proper understanding of escalation matrix & should escalate all alarms to site supervisor. In case of emergency to take corrective/preventive action in consultation with site supervisor. Maintain alarm register & corrective action taken. Regular visit to fire control room & visual check of all fre fighting systems and other parameters. To check the pressure gauge of all cylinders of fixed systems on daily basis & maintain the record. Ensure all extinguishers are refilled before expiry date. Ensure proper functioning of access system & in case of discrepancy should escalate to supervisor. He has to maintain records of fire extinguishers, smoke detectors , heat detectors, gas detectors, hose record, station record, accurrence book, Set register, Uniform register, equipment register Maintenance and operations of fire pump and various gears Maintenance of hydrant and sprinkler systems. Maintenance of fire appliances and their equipments, including various types fire fighting. shift register, hycirant register, B.A.@ Gujarat Council of Vocational Training Gandhinagar ladders. 16. Maintenance of ropes and lines. 17. Thorough knowledge of watch room and control room procedures. 18. Thorough knowledge of practical fire fighting, (Please attach separate sheet, if more space is required) 11 Approximate cost of Tools / Rupees 56 Lakhs Reference Year Equipments / Machinery for approx 2012-13 Starting one batch of the course: 12 Area required for Practical / aaa Workshop for one batch iis 13 Minimum Power connection ot required aeKw 14.1 No of items in Standard list of Machinery ‘Annexure - C 14.1.1 Page Num from 1T07 14.2 No of items in Standard list of Shop Outfit Annexure - C 14.2.1 Page number from 1T0 7 14.3 No of items in Standard list of Trainee Tool — Kit ‘Annexure - C 14.3.1 Page number from 110 7C-263, MASTER COPY Gujarat Council of Vocational Training Gandhinagar Seeeeere For official use tener Approved by GCVT in-Geverning Body-meeting on: 2ASfOal sola Syllabus implemented w.e.f. admission session : Next SetsiOVL. Revision History (1) Revision No vision Date (2) Revision No Revision Date (3) Revision No......... Revision DateMASTER copy Gujarat Council of Vocational Training Gandhinagar Annexe" Standard List of Machinery ~ Equipment / Shop — outfit / or Trainee Tool, Kit for Trade of Advance industrial Fire Fighters Course Quantity | Total Required | Quantity perone _| Required Batch of _| (total of students for | previous instructor | Two | columns) ‘Sr |Description of item | item Type | Quantity No | with detailed ie. Required specifications Machinery/_| Per one Equipment | Batch of Or Shop Students Outfit or | Trainee | Toolkit | The list of equipment i is attached as Annexure “ | (207C-289 MASTER COPY COMMITTEE FOR APPROVAL CF SYLLABUS FOR ADVANCE INDUSTRIAL FIRE FIGHTER'S COURSE (SFO) {sr Nol 1 a [ [Name Designation L | |Mr BD Raval Principal Chairman I lT Tarsali Vadodara | iH Taperia -chnical Me \chief Fire Officer Vadodara Fire & Emergency Servi (Dandia Bazar | t ivadodara SS |r. Mancj Xotadia Manager, fz { t v —— |DPMC, Arkieshwar : aa hy Beal _\zle% | tz Bo Mr. Ramesh Kumar fn \Dy. Generai Manager, Fire & Safety [ | IGSFC, Fire Station | | ie en [PO Fertiliser Nagar, Vadodara _ | — — Mir. VS SADANA {Ex. Director OISDMASTER COPY INSTITUTE OF FIRE, SAFETY & DISASTER MANAGEMENT STUDIES 16 August, 2012 To Mr. B.D. Raval, Principal Class-I, ITI Tarsali. FORWARDING OF SYLLABUS ON ADVANCE INDUSTRIAL SUB FIRE OFFICER'S COURSE WITH SIGNATURES OF ALL MEMBERS Dear Sir, This has reference to your letter dated 6" July, 2012, and the Conference of the Special Committee on deciding the Syllabus for above mentioned course, which was held under your Chairmanship on 12 July, 2012, in the Conference Hall of Checkmate Group HQs. ‘The Conference convened, to decide on the Syllabus for the Industrial Sub Fire Officer's Course, consisted of the following members:- 1. Mr. B.D. Raval - Chairman - In Chair Principal Grade-I ITI Tarsali 2. Mr. HJ. Taparia - Member Technical Chief Fire Officer Vadodara Fire & Emergency Services, Dandia Bazar, Vadodara 3. Mr. Manoj Kotadia - Member Manager DPMC, Ankleshwar 4, Mr, Ramesh Kumar - Member DGM, Fire & Safety GSFC 5. Mr. VS Sadana - Member Ex. Director OIsD A GF-6 to 9, Amaan Towa, ba Sa ones “eosez00! Pt pjin| Main Road, Vadodara - 390 002, Gujarat, INDIA 2" 0285 - 6623339 E-mail: info@i¥emindia.orgfe 2 MASTER copy. 3% ‘The meeting was also attended by the representatives of IFSDMS, viz:- 1. Col. (Retd.) B.S. Hora Director IFSDMS. 2. Mr.).B. Shetty Technical Director IFSDMS During the course of discussion, numerous points were raised by Mr. HJ. Taparia for {nlsion/readjustment inthe syllabus, ofthe said course, ‘These points were noted and oars was taken to include/amend the spllabus, aiuitne of importance, was Faised 2s to the name of the course. An endorsement that it include ‘Sub Fire Officer” was recommended. All Committee Members’ accepted the recommendation mooted by Mr. Hj. Taparia, CFO, VFES, the Technical Member and the Syllabus would now be termed as: “ADVANCE INDUSTRIAL SUB FIRE OFFICER'S COURSE" Numerous subjects, relating to Industrial Fire & Safety, have found an inclusion in the syilabus Prescribed, ‘The Committee further recommends, and requests that the Directorate of Employment and Gaining, Govt. of Gujarat, approach the Department of Labour & Employment Government cf Gujarat to include this course as mandatory for those applying for Jobs in the PSU's and Govt Sector in the Advance Industrial Sub Fire Officer, Category and hecessary instructions, on this be With warm regards and best wishes, Yours faithful Gy Col. BS. Hora Vet Director IFSDMS. e ce: 3, M-Hl Taparia, Chit Fire Officer, Vadodara Fire & Emergency Services, andia Bazar, Vadodara 2. Mr. Kotadia, Manager, DPMC, Ankleshwar. 3. Mr, Ramesh Kumar, DGM, Fire & Safety, GSFC. 4. Mr. VS Sadana, Ex. Director, O1SD ooh of Wocag, SF S 8 3 g 3 3. g sl ye. % Ss CieMASTER Copy SYLLABUS OF ADVANCE INDUSTRIAL SUB FIRE OFFICER’S COURSE“Anmexure-A MASTER COPY ADVANCE INDUSTRIAL FIRE FIGHTERS' COURSE Duration of the course 124 Weeks Total No. of Days (24 X 7) £210 Days Total No. of working Day (Less holidays & Sundays i.e, 22+4=26 days Total No. of Hours Per Day 7 hrs. Total working hours (142 X 7) 994 hrs Total No. of hours Physical Training (14 hrx 115 days) 2 115 hrs. (Total working days i.e. 142 — Examination days i.e.12 days, Practical Attachment i.e. 13 days & 2 days outdoor visits) Squad Drills (1 hr x 145 days) Fire Drills and Signals (2 hrs x 110 days) Theoretical Training (3 hrs x 115 days) Examination (7 hrs x 12 days) Practical Attachment (7 hrs x 14 days) Outdoor Visits (8 hrs x 2 days) Extrication eseecee Total No. of Hours DETAILED SYLLABI FOR ADVANCE INDUSTRIAL FIRE FIGHTERS’ COURSE Detailed Syliabus Hrs Overview of the History 03 ® Traditions and Development of the Fire Services © Objectives © The Mission of the Fire Services Roots in the Past Ancient Beliefs © Recorded History © Early History and Symbols of the Fire S © The Middle Ages © The Industrial Revolution © The Tum of the Twentieth Century © Technology, Transition and Times of change «Modernization of the Fire Service © The Fire Service of Today © Lessons Learned Gr 389TMASTER COPY Weight & Measures © Systems of Units © Lengths & Areas of Plain Figures © Surface & Volumes of Solids © Capillary Attraction & Surface Tension Venturi Principle, Bernouli’s Theoram Flow of Liquid through Orifice * Flow of Fluids in Pipes © Temperature Latent Heat of Vaporization © Gas Laws © Charles Law © P-V-T relation for perfect gas Communications ~ Watch Rooms & Control Rooms Procedures © Objectives © Introduction « Communications Personnel * The Communication Facility © Computers in the Fire Service Receiving Reports of Emergencies © Methods of Receiving Reports of Emergencies. © Traffic Control Systems Radio System and Procedures © Arrival Reports * Mobile Support Vehicles ~ A Concept * Records © Watch Room © Control Room Procedures © Lessons Learned ¢ Fire Behaviour © Objective * Introduction ¢ Fire Triangle, Tetrahedron and Pyramid * Measurements Chemistry of Physics & Fire Sources of Heat © Chemical © Mechanical © Electrical Nuclear » Combustion ctsp S84} 06 -03 +186297 MASTER Copy © Oxygen and Its Effects on Combustion © Vapour Pressure and Vapour Density © BLEVE © Ignition © Boiling Point © Flammable and Explosive Limits * The Burning Process ~ Characteristic of Fire Behaviour ‘© Growth Stage © Fully Developed Stage © Decay Stage © Modes of Heat Transfer © Conduction © Convection ©. Radiation ‘© Thermal Conductivity of Materials ‘* Physical State of Fuels and Effect on Combustion © Solid © Liquid © Gas © Thermal Balance and Imbalance ® Theory of Fire Extinguishment © Chemical & Hydrocarbon Fires © Risk Analysis © Classes of Fire * Lessons Learned Fire Hose and Hose Fittings -09 © Objectives © Introduction * Construction of Fire Hose © Types of Hose Couplings : © Care and Maintenance of Hose Couplings © Hose Tools and Appliances © Coupling and Uncoupling Hose Hose Rolls ©. Straight Rolls ©. Single Donut © Twin or Double Donut © Hose Carries ©. Drain and Carry © Shoulder Loop Carry ©. Single Section Street Drag Hose Loads ‘Advancing Hose Lives ~ Charged/Uncharged Into StructuresMASTER COPY Up & Downstairs Using a Standpipe System Working Hose Off Ladders Establishing a Water Supply Connection © From Hydrants © From Static Water Supplies Extending Hose Lines Replacing Section of Burst Hose Hose Lay Procedures o Forward Lay o Reverse Lay © Split Lay Deploying Master Stream Devices Service Testing of Fire Hose Lessons Leamed Nozzles, Fire Stream & Foam ° Objectives Introduction Definition of Fire Stream Nozzles Solid Tip or Stream Fog Straight Stream Special Purpose Playpipe & Shut offs Nozzles Operations Operating Hose Lines ° Small Diameter Handiness «Medium Diameter Handiness ° Master Stream Devices Stream Application, Hydraulics and Adverse Conditions, * Direct, Indirect and Continuation Attack * Basic Hydraulics, Friction Loss and Pressure, Losses in Hose lines * Adverse Conditions that Effect Fire Streams Portable Fire quishers Objectives © Introduction © Fire Classification and Risk © Types of Fire Extinguishers © Types of Extinguishing Agents th gilloca,, S: 22, o ee z 3 %, = Ss & % * Ut) C-3e)MASTER COPY © Kinds of Extinguishers © Rating Systems for Portable Extinguishers © Limitations of Portable Extinguishers Portable Extinguisher Operations © Care and Maintenance of Portable Extinguisher © Inspection Requirements Lessons Learned Fire Fighter Safety Objectives © Introduction ° Safety Issues ©. Fire Fighter Injury And Death Cases ©. Safety Standards and Regulations ‘© Accident Prevention © Fire Fighter Safety Responsibilities The Dept. o The Team © The Individual Fire Fighter nal Protective Cl nd Equipments © Objectives ® Introduction ¢ Personal Protective Equipment Factors © Standards and Regulations © Types of Personat Protective Equipment o- Ensembles © Miscellaneous Components © Care and Maintenance of Personal Protective Equipment © Good, PPE Habits and Attitudes © Street Smart Suggestions Lessons Learned Self — Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) ° Objectives © Introduction © Conditions Requiring Respiratory Protection. ° Effects of Toxic Gases and Toxic Environment Legal Requirements of SCBA Use © SCBA Design and Size + Limitations of the SCBA User © SCBA Users © Types of SCBA © SCBA Cylinder Failures © Air Quality for SCBA Use Donning and Doffing of the SCBA. ofl of Wocag, ve. - saratico O12 “12 € 363C37 MASTER Copy + SCBA Operation and Emergency Procedures = Operating in a Hostile Atmosphere + Restricted Openings * Emergency Procedures © Inspection and Maintenance of SCBA © Charging SCBA Cylinders * Servicing SCBA Cylinders © Lessons learned, Water Supply -03 © Objectives Introduction Sources of Water Supply Water Distribution Systems Fire Hydrants © Wet Barrel Dry Barrel Dry Hydrant Specialty Hydrants Valves Associated With Water Systems Rural Water Supply Pressure Associated with Water Distribution System Testing Operability and Flow of Hydrants Determining Static, Residual and Flow Pressures Obstructions and Damage to fire Hydrants and Mains Lessons Learned Water Relay 03 Description (Open, closed & Collector Pumping) Names of Pumps Intermediate Pump Delivery Pump Spacing of Pumps Advantages & Disadvantages Important Points for carrying out Relay & Study of Gauges ‘ypes of Foam - Foam Systems and Equipments -09 © Foam Characteristics © Classification of Fuels © Class A o Class B © Hydrocarbon and Polar Solvents © Application of Foam sch ghocay, Ss os © 2 a 5 s a & C199C-3c% MASTER COPY Fog Nozzles Vs Foam Nozzles Lessons Learned Key Terms Fire Detection & Suppression Systems “12 Objectives Introduction Detection Systems © Heat Detectors © Smoke Detectors © Gas Detectors o. Flame Detectors Sprinkler Systems Sprinkler Head Design and Operation ‘Types of Sprinkler Systems o Wet Pipe Systems ©. Dry Pipe Systems 0 Deluge Systems © Pre-action Systems Residential Systems Sprinkler System Connection and Piping Control Devices for Sprinkler Systems Returning Sprinkler System to Service Standpipe Classifications Standoipe Connections and Piping Total Flooding Systems Lessons Leamed Building Construction -06 Objectives Introduction ‘Types of Building Construction Type! Type IL Type Iii Type IV Type V Factory building Construction Mechanics and Materials of Building Construction Fire Effects on Common Building Construction Materials Occupancies Versus Type of Construction Hazards Associated With Structure Fires Structural Collapse Truss Construction Open Web Steel Joints Void Spaces 00000MASTER COPY Engineered Wood Structural Members Parapet Walls Synthetic Materials Fire Resistive and Non ~ Combustible Construction Lessons Learned Ladders -06 ‘Objectives Introduction Ladder Terminology Parts of ¢ Ladder ‘Types of Truck Mounted Ladders o Actual Ladder © Tower Ladder © Articulating Boom Ladder ‘Types of Ground or Portable Ladder Straight Ladder Extension Ladder Roof or Hook Ladder Folding Ladder 2000 A Frame Combination Ladders Use and care of Portable Ladders Maintenance Cleaning and Inspection Ladder Safety Ladder Uses Access Rescue Stability Ventilation Bridging Elevated Stream 0 Elevated Work Position Ladder Selection Butt Section: Fly Section Raising Skills : Concepts © Two Person Raise © One Person Raise © Beam and Ring Raise : Concapts Special Uses Elevated Hose Stream Portable Pool Barrier ‘Support of Falling Sign Forcible Entry eo 0000Soe eee ssecccrrersseeceseos MASTER COPY Hoist Points Ventilation Fan Support Safety Electrical Lines Climbing Path Overhead Obstructions Uneven Ground Ladder Load Working off a ladder Miscellaneous Points of Information Ladder Storage Apparatus Ladder Storage Ladder Apparatus Parking Ladder Painting Certification and Testing Procedures Ladder Skills Carrying Ladders Raising Ladders Leg Lock Carrying Tools Mounting and Distnounting Hook Engaging the Hook on a Ladder Roof Ladder Deployment Hoisting Ladders by Rope Lessons Leamed Key Terms Ropes, Lines_and Knots -06 Objectives Introduction Rope Materials and Their Characteristics Natural Materials Synthetic Materials Construction Methods and Their Characteristic Laid (Twisted) Braided Braid — on — braid Kermantle Primary Uses utility Fire Fighting & Rescue Users Fire Service Knots Nomenclature of Ropes & Knots © Parts of the rope ©. Elements of a Knot Knots Inspection sof Vo SE, i < tee & YapeayX enc-3) MASTER COPY Maintenance Cleaning Storage Rigging for Hoisting Specific Tools and Equipment Tying A Rope Between Two Objects Lessons Learned Key Terms ced Fire Fighting Installations -06 Water based Non-water based, Sprinklers Drenchers Risers Down comers Fixed Foam Installation Foam Pourer Hydrant Monitors, HVWS, MVWS etc Total flooding system like CO2,FM-200,Argonite ‘Objectives Introduction Hazards Associated With Rescue Operations Search of Burning Structures ‘© Primary Search © Secondary Search © Victim Removal, Drag and Carries © Carries © Drags Extrication From Motor Vehicles © Tools and Equipment © Crash Scene Assessment ©. Assessing the Victim ©. Disentangling the Victim © Removing the Victim Specialized Rescue Situations And Tools Vertical Rescue Water Rescue Structural Collapse Rescue Trench And Below-Grade Rescue Confined Space Rescue Rescue From Electrical Situations Industrial Entraprnent Rescue 10C313 MASTER COPY © Elevator And Escalator Rescue «Farm Equipment Rescue © Lessons Learn Forcible Entry 06 Objectives Introduction Knowledge Skill Experience Forcible Entry Tools Striking Tools 0. Prying And Spreading Tools 0 Cutting tools © Pulling Tools © Special Tools Safety with Forcible Entry Tools © Rotary and Chain Saws © Carrying Tools o Hand tools Construction and Forcible Entry © Door Construction © Types Of Doors o Locks 9 Additional Security Devices Methods Of Forcible Entry © Conventional Through The Lock Forcible Entry © Operating Lock Mechanism © Lock Variations Windows © Glazing o Types of Windows ° Breaching Walls And Floors © Techniques For Breaching Walls © Techniques For Breaching Floors Tools Assignments Lessons Learned Key TermsMASTER COPY Ventilation -03 Objectives Introduction Principles, Advantages and Effects of Ventilation Heat Smoke and Toxic Gases Considerations for Proper Ventilation Fire and Its by Products © Flashover © Backdraft (Smoke Explosion) © Roll Over What needs to be Vented? © Not only Structures © Cocklofts © Horizontal and Vertical Voids © Air Movement Types of Ventilation Natural © Mechanicals Mechanical of Ventilation ° ° ° Vertical Ventilation Horizontal Ventilation Ventilation Techniques © Break Glass Open Doors Effect of Glass Panes Rope and a Tool Hook or Pike Pole Iron or Halligan Axe Portable Ladder Aerial Ladder Tip Negative Pressure Ventilation Positive Pressure Ventilation Roof Ventilation Expandable Cut Lower Cut Triangular Cut Trench Cut Or Strip Cut Examination Holes Safety Consideration Will Ventilation Permit The Fire To Extend? Will The Escape Route Be Cut Off? Will Ventilation Endanger Others? Work In Teams 000000000000000000000 ot Voca,, so ek, s ee, 2 ie a B 3 % = o is % (259 CaMASTER COPY © Proper Supervision Obstacles to Ventilation o Access Security Devices Height Poor Planning Personnel Assignment Unfamiliar Building Layout Ventilation Timing © Cut a Roof ~ Open a Roof eoc00000 Factors Affecting Ventilation ©. Pattial Openings Partially Broken Windows Screens Roof Material Dropped or Hanging Ceilings Building Size Weather Opening Windows 0000000 Lessons Learned © Key Terms Eire Suppression -06 © Objectives © Introduction Elements of Fire Controls ‘© Structural Fire Components and Consideration Ground Cover Fire Components and Consideration Vehicular Fire Components And Consideration Flammable Liquids Fire Components And Considerations Flammable Gas Fire Components And Considerations Process Of Fire Extinguishment © Proper Stream Selection, oo000 Tactical Considerations Residential Occupancies Business And Mercantile Occupancies Multistory Occupancy Below Ground Structures Or Basements Structures Equipped With Sprinklers Or Standpipes Exposure Fires Non-Structural Fires Vehicles Fires Lessons Learned Key terms hot Voces ss Q Ss om 1B B a 3s 1s % 2a CQyyC-314 MASTER COPY te haul and Fire Cause Determination. -03 Objectives Introduction Salvage Tools and Equipment Salvage Covers Floor Runner Water Vacuum Miscellaneous Salvage Tools Maintenance of Tools and Equipment Used in Salvage © Salvage Cover Folds And Rolls Salvage Operations ©. Safety Considerations Stopping Water Flowing From Sprinkler Heads Methods Of Protecting Material Goods Arranging Of Furnishings And Salvage Cover Deployment Water Removal e0000 Salvage Operations in Sprinklered Buildings © Post Indicator Valve And Outside Screw And Yoke Valve © Sprinkler Stops © Salvage Operations Lessons Learned Overhaul Tools and Equipment ‘© Common Tools © Overhaul Operations © Overhauling Roofs ©. Electronic Heat Sensors Re-Visits OF The Involved Structure Debris Removal Overhand Operations Lessons Learned Fire Cause Determination Concerns © Preservation Of Evidence o Basic Of Point Of Origin Determination © Fire Cause Determination Lessons Learned © Securing the building Lessons learned Key terms Prevention, Public Education and Pre-Incident Planning 03 Objectives Introduction Administration of the Fire Prevention Section Fire Brigade Inspection Program © Equipment ©. Preparation or inspection oe seen, é “ 3 % Cares GaC32) MASTER COPY © Conducting the Inspection Typical Violations Use & Storage of Hazardous Materials Electrical Hazards Building Exterior Home Inspections Fire & Life Safety Education Pre-Incident Management Process Pumps & Primers 09 Description of pumps, ‘Types of Pumps, Description of Centrifugal Pumps, Parts, Advantages and Disadvantages, Types of Primer. Importance of Atmospheric Pressure Motor Pumps and Trailer Pump. Cooling Systems. Care & Maintenance and different Tests. ire Tenders & Appliances os Description of Fire Tenders Water Tender Foam Tender DCP Tender RIV Multipurpose Fire Tender Crash Fire Tender Rescue and emergency Tender, Hydraulic elevated Platform. ‘Types & Operation. Hydrocarbon & Industrial Fires & Fire Preventi ntrol 06 ‘© Chemical and Physical Properties Classification of Petroleum Types of Emergencies Flash Point Auto Ignition Temperature Vapour Pressure Specific Granite Corrosivity Reactivity Processing BLEVE, Boil over, Stop over Storages 2) of Vo pSyshbscor, Ss espe 15 stat Co, 3 Gag (229MASTER COPY Transportation hazards ~ Tank, Trucks, Rail, Ship etc. Highway Transportation Fire Protection Equipment Water Spray System Foam Induction System 06 ‘Sources of Electricity Fundamentals of electricity A brief Idea about © Generators, © Transformers, © Main Switch etc, Electric Wires Safety requirements & Precautions. Generation Transmission Receivers Switch Gears Sub-Stations Hazards and dealing with Electrical Fires Concept of electricity Static electricity - its safety procedure & techniques, Electrical Safety in non-Industrial installation, Industrial Installations and in Mines, ©» Hazardous area classifications and use of electrical equipment in hazardous area, case studies ete. Rural & Forest Fires 03 © Causes Difficulties in dealing Means of Communications, Delay in Fire Call, Road Conditions, Lack of Water Supply System, Combustible, Causes Fire Breaks Counter Firing, Natural Fire Break. Different case studies. Aircraft Fires & Rescue Operations 03 ‘© Different types of Aircrafts * Different types of Aerodromes © Aircraft Fire Fighting Operations eqotWocay KY 2. $ 2, 16 = a s = % ” GnMASTER COPY Types of Emergency Rescue Operations Run-way fires & Risks Rendezvous Point ACT Hangers-types, entry in aircrafts Ship & Dock Fires Layout of different Ships Risks and Fighting fires in Ships Types of Emergencies Ware House Risks Dock Fires Fire Protection of Jetti Special Service Calls Rescue and Search Different types of calls. Response & Control Rescue from ° Sewers o Wells ©. Rivers and Ponds © Elevators ° 3 Building Coliapses Road Accidents Floods Land Slides © Rescue of Animals © Dealing with Spillage Method of dealing with each Emergency © Dealing with mentally imbalanced person Practical Firemanship Qualities of a fireman Duties of Fireman Turn out etc. Duties on way to fire (Traffic Regulations, Fire Belts, Road Accidents etc Duties on reaching the sport (quick survey & Reporting to the OIC at he controt point. First Attendance 5h 0f Vocs, eX, $ e zl 4 A A $ S % > (39 C-32¢- 03 03 03 vMASTER COPY Sending messages Placing of Pumps Setting into Hydrants Laying of Hose Methods of Entry Rescue & Removal of Bodies Working in smoke or Darkness Room searching Finding & Fighting the fire After the fire (making up duties on return to station) Discipline © Meaning & Definitions of Discipline. Importance of Discipline in Fire Services. Fire Department (Brigade) Organisation, Command & Controt © Objective ¢ Introduction © Organizational Structure ¢ The Business of Fire Protection © Mission Statement © The Fire Fighter © Additional Fire Department Functions © Fire Prevention and Life Safety Training Special Operations NEPA) + Regulations * Policies = Bye Laws * Procedures Allied Agencies and Organizations Incident Management Command and Control Incident Management Systems (IMS) = IMS Concept = Five Major Functions of an IMS Lessons Learned oo einlocay “0, s ee = Ss 5 g is % ~ c3n 03 03 Regulations, Policies, Bye Laws and Procedures (Special Reference to IS & 18 C32,C324 MASTER COPY Industrial Hazards & Risks 03 Accident Prevention 03 Definition Objective of Accident Prevention Types of Accidents Accident Theory Causes of Accidents/Incidents Accident calculations Cost of accidents Accident/incident reporting, Investigation and analysis, Accident prevention techniques Case studies on accident/Incident Basic Industrial Safety 03 Safety concept Definition Safety Policy Preparation of Safety Manual Organisational structure and responsibility Safety organization & responsibility, Safety Rules Act and Regulations Safety Motivation techniques Safety Committee Work Permit System Safe Operating Practices Development Good Housekeeping Safety Guarding Safety Inspection Planned Inspection and Maintenance Hazardous Chemicals and Its Management 03 Hazardous and Toxic chemicals & its classifications Hazchem codes Chemical accidents source and causes. ‘Transportation risk in rail and by road, Emergency of management for release or leakage of gas/chemicals during transportation. Case studies 19C C38) MASTER Copy Safety Management System (SMS) 06 Concept of SMS. Elements of Safety Management System. Hazard Identification Techniques. Safety Audit, HAZOP'S Studies, Hazard Management and Control. Emergency Planning, Preparedness & Response Plan, Incident Control Management Techniques & Procedures Various Drills & Practices. Case Studies Alarm, Signals & Evacuation System 03 Code for Various Emergency Alarms & Signals, Escape Routes, Assembly Points, Notification & Evacuation System, Rescue & Relief Equipment; Periodical Maintenance of Relief Equipment Maintenance Inspection & Testing of Relief Equipments Disaster Management & Response Plan (DMRP’ 06 Understanding Disasters Classification, Significances, Causes and Effects. Natural & Man-Made Disaster. Role of Govt, Authorities, NGOs and Public for Pre and Post Disaster Mitigation. Role & Responsibilities of Print & Electronic Media. Case Studies. Project Work on Fire Control 40 hrs Computer Application in Fire Control 03 hrs Industrial Security 06 hrs ‘St John Ambulance First Aid Course 09 hrs Revision Eight days 50 hrs Total No. of Theoritical Hours 345 hrsMASTER COPY C-383 PRACTICAL DRILL Physical Training, Squad drili & Saluting in all conditions 230 hrs Fire Hose Drill 24 ins Hydrant Drift 24 hrs Pumps Drill includes Water Relay Practicals 30 hrs Foam Drill 46 his Ladder Drill - 20 his Rescue Drill 14 brs Knots & Applications Drill 44 his B.A.Set Drill - 14 hrs 10. Water Relay Practical O6hrs 14. Fire Extinguishers Drill 10 hrs 12. Fire Tender Drill 06 hrs 13. Communication Drill 06 hrs 14. Fire Services Drill Signals 06 hrs 15. Handling of Emergency Rescue Tool & Salvage Drill 14 hrs ‘8. Casualty Handling Drill (Stretcher) 08 hrs 17. First Aid to Injured i.e. Bandaging, Artificial Respiration & 410 brs ather Practical Aspects Total Nos of Practical Hours 450 hrs ® inter Platoon Cross Country Championship * Inter Platoon Pump Dri Competition * inter Platoon Drill Competition Inter Platoon Voiley Ball Championship Syllabus Approved By: ee 1. Mi B.D. Raval~ Chairman (Tech SS lye . 2. Mr, HJ. Taparia ~ Tech. Cornmittee Member Peer tte 3. Mr. Manoj Kotadia -Tech. Committee Member 4. Wvir, Ramesh Kumar - Tech. Committee Member 5. Mir. V.S. Sadana - Tech. Committee Member fo.“Anmecuxe ¢ "CRE a MASTER COPY Standard List of Machinery ~ Equipment/Shop-Outfit/Or Trainee ‘Toolkit for Trade of ADVANCE INDUSTRIAL FIRE FIGHTER’S COURSE, Sk. | Description of ftem item type i ‘Quantity ‘Quantity Total No, with detailed | Machinery/Equipment | Required per | Required per | Quantity specifications OR Shop OutfitOR | one Batch of | one Batch of | Required Trainee Toolkit Students | Students for | (Total of Insiructor | previous two columns) T, _ | Fire Extinguishers of — | Fire Extinguishers of | {each 0 Teach Water/DCP/ Foam / | — Water /DCP / Foam CO? fete 1.C02 fete 2. | Hoses /Branches 7 | Hoses / Branches Teach 0 Teach Nozzles Nozzles 3._| Small Gear tem Small Gear tiem 0 I 4. | Fireman Axe Fireman Axe 0 10 | 5.__| Spreader Bars ‘Spreader Bars 0 1 | 6. | Bolt Cutter Bolt Cutter 7 Oeeeeee eee 7.__| Hoses with couplings _ | Hoses with eouplin 30 0 30 8.__| Fire Pump Fire Pump T 0 ao 9._| Tank ‘Tank 1 0 1 [10._| Fire Nozzle Fire Nozle 7 @ 7 11 [Extension Extension i 0 i 12.__| Ladders Ladders 1 0 4 13._[BASets | BA Sets. a 0 i 14._| Safety Helmet Safety Helmet 60 2 15.__| Safety Shoes Safety Shoes 60 2 @ 16. | Safety Gloves Safety Gloves 60 2 eo | 17._| Salety Goggles Safety Goggles 60 2 2 18._ | Ear Plugs Ear Plugs 60 2 Q 19._ | Safety Belis Safety Belts 60 2 GI 20. | Courtyard Hydrants oF | Courtyard Hydrants 30 0 30 any factory ‘of any factory | 21_| Explosive Meter Explosive Meter 7 oe 22._| First Aid Kit, First Aid Kit, ; 10 0 Bandages, Scale Bandages, Scale, Cotton Cloths Cotton Cloths \ | Ht 23.__| Hose Fittings Hose Fittings [eeeESOer a 30 24.__| Sprinkler System Sprinkler System 2 0 oreo 25.__| Ropes long line Ropes fong line [500 mis. | 100 mrs. 600 mitts. | (26. Ropes short tine Ropes short line 500 murs. | 100 mers. 600 mars. | 27. | Extension Ladder Fire | Extension Ladder Fire Beer Ore eetea Tender Tender - | | 28. | Communication ‘Communication H (oO i Equipment (PA Equipment (PA System) System) | 29.__| Proximity Suits Proximity Suits i7 0 7 30._| Fire Alarm (Manual & | Fire Alarm (Manual T 0 T Automatic) & Automatic) |tC-83 MASTER COPY ‘Sr. | Description of Item tem type i.e. Quantity | Quantity Tol ‘| No. ‘with detailed | Machinery/Equipment | Required per | Required per | Quantity specifications ‘OR Shop Outfit OR | one Batch of | one Batchof | Required Trainee Toolkit Students | Students for | (Total of Instructor | previous two columns) [31,_| Gas tight suits Gas tight suits 2 0 pert 32._| PVC Gloves PVC Gloves 200 pairs 2 pais 202 pairs, 33._[ BA. Set B.A. Set ‘35 sets 0 35.sets 34, | Chemical suits Chemical suits 10 0 10 35._[ TFT Branches [TET Branches 6 0 6 36._| Foam Pourer Foam Pourer 2 0 2 37._| Monitor ground ‘Monitor ground 9 0 9 38. _| Monitor Remote Monitor Remote 1 0 T Control Control 5. [Emergency Eseape | Emergency Escape 5 0 3 B.A. Set B.A. Set 30__| Air compressor ‘Air compressor 7 a A1,_[ Aluminum Suits ‘Aluminum Suits 1 0 42,_| Foam generator Foam generator + fae 43,__| Inline indvetor Inline inductor 4 0 44,_| Mobile foam troll Mobile foam trolle 2 0 45.__| Spillage kit Spilloge Kit i oO 46,_| Safety shower Safety shower 2 o 47._| Vatious branches | Various branches 20 o 48. | Overall ‘Overall fe 49._| Gumboot ‘Gumboot 0 2 50._[ Ceifing hook Ceiling hook 2s oO