Emergency Response and Fire Safety Training

The risk of fire and emergencies in dangerous goods operations is significantly higher compared to standard activities. Flammable liquids, oxidizers, explosives, and other reactive substances can lead to major incidents if improperly stored or handled without adequate training.

Emergency Planning

The preparation of a facility-specific emergency plan, designation of responsible personnel, communication protocols, and coordination with external authorities (fire department, civil defense, ambulance) are covered.

Fire Classes and Their Relation to Dangerous Goods

The relationship between fire classes (A, B, C, D, and F) and types of dangerous goods, along with the appropriate extinguishing methods, is explained.

Use of Fire Extinguishers

The PASS technique (Pull – Aim – Squeeze – Sweep) is reinforced through practical exercises.

Evacuation Procedures and First Aid

Evacuation plans, assembly points, and first-aid steps in case of chemical exposure are covered.