Certified Fire Prevention Professional (CFPP)

Course Overview

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the principles of fire science, fire prevention, and fire protection systems.
• Identify common fire hazards in residential, commercial, and industrial environments.
• Develop and implement fire prevention programs, policies, and procedures to minimize fire risks.
• Use fire detection, alarm, suppression, and extinguishing systems effectively and safely.
• Conduct fire risk assessments, inspections, and audits to identify vulnerabilities and ensure compliance.
• Train employees and stakeholders on fire safety awareness, emergency procedures, and evacuation protocols.
• Respond appropriately to fire emergencies, including evacuation coordination and incident reporting.
• Ensure compliance with national and international fire safety codes, regulations, and standards.
• Document fire prevention activities, incidents, and corrective actions for accountability and continuous improvement.
• Integrate fire prevention strategies into overall organizational safety management systems to protect life, property, and operations.

Mode of Delivery

Course Content

• Introduction to Fire Prevention: Principles, Risks, and Responsibilities
• Fire Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
• Fire Safety Regulations, Codes, and Standards
• Fire Detection, Alarm Systems, and Fire Suppression Techniques
• Emergency Planning, Evacuation Procedures, and Incident Response
• Training, Awareness, and Fire Safety Communication
• Monitoring, Reporting, and Continuous Improvement of Fire Safety Practices
• Creating a Culture of Safety, Compliance, and Fire Prevention

• Advanced Fire Risk Assessment and Mitigation Techniques
• Case Studies on Fire Incidents and Lessons Learned
• Implementation of Fire Safety Management Systems in Organizations
• Auditing, Continuous Improvement, and Professional Development in Fire Safety

Entry Requirements

Program Duration

Examination

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