Basic Fire Fighting Training for Oil and Gas Certification Training

This course provides participants with fundamental knowledge and practical skills required to prevent, identify and respond to fire emergencies, with special emphasis on industrial and oil & gas environments. The training combines theoretical instruction with hands-on practical exercises to ensure safe and effective firefighting response.

Module 1: Introduction to Fire

• Concept and behavior of fire
• Fire triangle and fire tetrahedron
• Classes of fire (Class A, B, C, D, K)
• Principles of fire prevention and control



Module 2: Fire Hazards in Oil & Gas and Industrial Facilities

• Flammable and combustible materials in Container Freight Stations (CFS), Inland Container Depots (ICDs), ports, terminals, warehouses, and oil & gas facilities
• Common industrial fire hazards
• Static electricity and ignition sources
• Fire risk awareness and prevention measures



Module 3: Fire Detection and Alarm Systems

• Purpose and components of fire detection systems
• Smoke, heat, and flame detectors
• Manual call points and alarm activation
• General alarm systems and emergency communication
• Fire plans, muster lists, and emergency roles
• Fire drills and emergency preparedness



Module 4: Firefighting Equipment Overview

• Fixed firefighting systems: Sprinkler systems, Deluge and monitor systems, Foam-based fixed installations
• Portable firefighting equipment: Fire extinguishers and classifications, Fire hoses, nozzles, and hydrants
• Fire blankets, fireman outfit, and PPE
• Safety precautions during equipment operation



Module 5: Firefighting Media and Techniques

• Firefighting media: Water, Foam, Carbon dioxide (CO₂), Dry chemical powder, Other specialized agents
• Foam types and applications (basic overview)
• Firefighting techniques for small incipient fires and large or spreading fires
• Offensive and defensive firefighting concepts
• Demonstration of extinguishing methods



Module 6: Breathing Apparatus and Personal Safety

• Types and components of breathing apparatus (BA)
• Correct usage and limitations of BA
• Donning and doffing procedures
• Personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements
• Safe firefighting practices
• Heat stress awareness and buddy system



Module 7: Emergency Response Procedures

• Understanding Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
• Handling flammable and hazardous material spills
• Emergency evacuation procedures
• Emergency routes and assembly points
• Fire spread behavior and containment strategies
• Coordination during emergencies



Module 8: Practical Exercises and Hands-On Training

• Identification and use of firefighting equipment
• Extinguishing small fires using appropriate media
• Hose handling and nozzle techniques
• Breathing apparatus practice (where applicable)
• Fire drills and team-based response
• Scenario-based emergency simulations



Module 9: Review and Assessment

• Review of key theoretical concepts
• Written or oral knowledge assessment
• Practical skills evaluation
• Participant feedback and clarification session

• Basic understanding of workplace safety
• Awareness of fire hazards and emergency procedures
• Physical fitness to participate in practical firefighting exercises
• No prior firefighting experience required

• Oil & Gas facility personnel
• Safety officers and fire wardens
• Maintenance and operations staff
• Warehouse and storage personnel handling flammable materials
• Anyone responsible for emergency response or evacuation planning

• 20 multiple-choice questions covering all course modules
• Passing requirement: at least 15 correct answers
• Two attempts allowed to achieve a passing score
• Certificate issued upon successful completion of the exam

He is a highly experienced fire safety and emergency response specialist with deep expertise in fire prevention, hazard recognition and practical firefighting techniques tailored to oil and gas environments. He brings extensive hands‑on knowledge in fire behaviour, use of firefighting media and equipment, breathing apparatus and emergency procedures that align with industry safety standards such as NFPA, IMO and OSHA. With a strong focus on combining theory with real‑world practical exercises, he equips participants to confidently respond to fire hazards, operate essential firefighting tools and contribute to safer workplace operations. Passionate about developing frontline competence, he ensures learners build the skills and confidence needed to handle fire emergencies effectively in industrial settings.

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: