Safety Training
Build practical skills in workplace safety, fire prevention, emergency response, PPE, hazard control, industrial safety, and safe professional practice.
- 30 Days
- Practical Projects
- Weekly Assessments
- Final Safety Assessment
- Certificate of Completion
- Career Guidance
30-Day Safety Training Program
Learn how to identify hazards, prevent incidents, use PPE, respond to emergencies, and support safe workplaces. Fire Safety is a central part of the programme, including prevention, fire classes, extinguishers, alarms, evacuation, electrical fire safety, industrial controls, and practical drills.
Course Outcomes
By the end of the program, you will be able to identify workplace hazards, apply safety procedures, select and use PPE, explain fire prevention principles, recognise types and classes of fire, select appropriate extinguishers, follow alarm and evacuation procedures, support emergency response, complete inspections, and prepare for entry-level safety roles.
30-Day Course Curriculum
WEEK 1 — SAFETY FUNDAMENTALS, HAZARDS & PPE
Workplace safety principles, safety culture, responsibilities, incident prevention, and reporting
Hazard identification, risk assessment, hierarchy of controls, unsafe acts, and near-miss reporting
Personal protective equipment: helmets, eye protection, gloves, footwear, hearing protection, respiratory protection, and harnesses
Safe work procedures, housekeeping, signage, access control, manual handling, slips, trips, and falls
First-aid awareness, emergency contacts, incident communication, and safety records
Safety inspection and hazard-control project
Weekly safety fundamentals assessment
WEEK 2 — FIRE PREVENTION & FIRE PROTECTION
Fire prevention principles, ignition sources, fuel control, oxygen, heat, housekeeping, storage, and hot-work controls
Types and classes of fire, including ordinary combustibles, flammable liquids, flammable gases, combustible metals, and cooking oils/fats
Fire extinguishers: water, foam, dry powder, carbon dioxide, wet chemical, correct selection, limitations, inspection, and safe use
Correct extinguisher-use sequence, safe positioning, escape-route awareness, and when not to fight a fire
Fire detection and alarm systems, smoke and heat detectors, manual call points, alarm response, testing awareness, and communication
Fire prevention inspection and extinguisher-selection project with weekly assessment
WEEK 3 — EVACUATION, EMERGENCY RESPONSE & INDUSTRIAL FIRE SAFETY
Emergency evacuation planning, escape routes, assembly points, roll calls, accessibility, visitor control, and drills
Emergency response roles, incident command awareness, communication, first response, and coordination with emergency services
Workplace and industrial fire safety: warehouses, workshops, construction sites, kitchens, chemical areas, machinery spaces, and storage zones
Electrical fire safety: overloaded circuits, damaged cables, isolation, safe response, electrical equipment controls, and appropriate extinguishers
Hot work, welding and cutting precautions, gas-cylinder safety, flammable materials, permit-to-work systems, and confined-area awareness
Emergency evacuation and industrial fire-safety project with weekly assessment
WEEK 4 — ADVANCED SAFETY, DOCUMENTATION & CAREER SKILLS
Working at height, confined spaces, lockout/tagout awareness, machinery safety, chemical safety, and environmental controls
Safety audits, checklists, toolbox talks, permits, inspection records, corrective actions, and compliance awareness
Emergency planning, business continuity, scenario response, post-incident review, and lessons learned
Practical communication, safety briefings, training delivery, professional conduct, and teamwork
Portfolio preparation, CV development, interview preparation, and career pathways in workplace, industrial, construction, and fire safety
Production-readiness review and weekly assessment
FINAL 2 DAYS — PRACTICAL DRILLS, CAPSTONE & CAREER GUIDANCE
Day 29: Complete practical and mock fire safety drills covering alarm activation, safe evacuation, assembly-point control, roll call, extinguisher-selection scenarios, emergency communication, and a post-drill report. Drills must be supervised and conducted under site-specific safety procedures; never practise live-fire extinguisher use without qualified supervision and suitable facilities.
Day 30: Final written and practical safety assessment, capstone review, certification, mock interview, and career action plan
Practical Projects
Complete hazard assessments, PPE selection, safety inspections, fire-prevention checklists, fire-class and extinguisher-selection exercises, alarm-response plans, evacuation maps, industrial fire-risk reviews, toolbox talks, incident reports, and supervised mock fire safety drills.
Weekly Assessments
Complete weekly practical reviews covering hazard control, PPE, fire prevention, fire classes, extinguishers, detection and alarms, evacuation, emergency response, electrical fire safety, industrial safety, documentation, and communication.
Certificate of Completion
Learners who complete the 30-day curriculum, practical projects, supervised drills, and final assessment receive a JobsAndSkills.in Certificate of Completion.
Portfolio & CV Guidance
Learn how to present risk assessments, inspection checklists, fire-prevention plans, evacuation procedures, drill reports, toolbox talks, incident records, and safety projects as a professional portfolio.
Interview & Career Guidance
Prepare for safety assistant, safety steward, fire and safety assistant, site safety, industrial safety, and emergency-response support roles through scenario practice, technical question preparation, mock interviews, workplace communication guidance, and a personalised career action plan.