Introduction
The Fire Safety Inspector Course provides participants with the technical knowledge and skills to conduct fire safety inspections, evaluate compliance with fire codes, and identify potential fire hazards in various facilities. The program emphasizes fire prevention principles, risk assessment, and inspection procedures used in industrial, commercial, and residential settings.
It is ideal for safety officers, facility managers, engineers, and professionals responsible for maintaining fire protection systems and ensuring compliance with local and international fire safety regulations.
Qualification Topics
- Introduction to Fire Safety and Prevention Principles
- Legal Framework and Fire Safety Standards (NFPA, OSHA, ISO)
- Fire Behavior and Causes of Ignition
- Fire Detection and Alarm Systems
- Fire Suppression and Extinguishing Systems
- Fire Safety Inspections and Reporting Procedures
- Building Fire Safety Requirements and Evacuation Planning
- Portable Firefighting Equipment and Maintenance
- Hazardous Materials and Fire Risks
- Inspection Case Studies and Practical Exercises
Qualification Benefits
- Understand fire science and behavior fundamentals.
- Conduct professional fire safety inspections and audits.
- Evaluate fire protection systems for operational readiness.
- Prepare inspection reports and recommend corrective measures.
- Ensure compliance with fire codes and international standards.
- Enhance workplace fire prevention and safety culture.
Examination and Certification Method
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Assessment Style | Module quizzes and final theoretical + practical test |
| Exam Format | Multiple-choice and scenario-based questions |
| Practical Activities | Fire inspection simulations, report writing, and system checks |
| Passing Score | Minimum 75% |
| Course Duration | 30 hours |
| Certification | Fire Safety Inspector Certificate – valid for 3 years |