B.Sc. fire safety and hazard management course is targeted toward the students who want to get jobs in the safety departments of various private and public companies, become a hazard consultant, fire safety instructor, etc. Students will be taught about how to handle a fire disaster, safety and hazard prevention methods, fire control techniques, among other things.
What Is B.Sc. Fire Safety and Hazard Management all about?
- The job of the fire safety officer is not to fight a fire like the fire brigade, but to implement and execute policies in workplaces and ensure safety to the extent so that a fire does not take place.
- To educate and train a person to a skilled level of expertise in the domain area of fire and safety
- To enable the students to acquire knowledge of fire and safety studies Students after completing undergrad can go for M.Sc. in fire safety and hazard management, students can take up admission in an MBA course in fire safety and hazard management, or they can go for a PG diploma course in fire safety. As the safety regulations are getting stricter year on year there is a rising demand for personnel in the fire safety and hazard management department of both a private and a government-owned company.
Eligibility: 10+2/ Intermediate/ ITI (2years)/Equivalent
Duration Three years
CAREER OPPERTUNITIES
- Airport’s fire dept.,
- fire safety equipment manufacturing companies
- hotels
- resorts
- oil companies
- chemical plants
- Construction Company
Job Roles
- Fire and safety officer
- Fire and Safety Supervisor
- Safety and hazard consultant
PAPERS
Semester – 1
- Paper I :SAFETY MANAGEMENT
- Paper II :FIRE SCIENCE – Part I
- Paper III :FIRE TECHNOLOGY
Semester – 2
- Paper I : INDUSTRIAL SAFETY
- Paper II : CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY SAFETY-I
- Paper III : Emergency Planning & First Aid
- Paper IV: PRACTICAL
Semester – 3
- Paper I : Fire Science – Part-II
- Paper II : Security Management of Industrial Plants
- Paper III : Chemical and Environmental Hazards
Semester – 4
- Paper I : Industrial Psychology, Ergonomics and Accidents
- Paper II : Industrial Noise and Noise Control
- Paper III : Industrial Safety Analysis
- Paper IV : Safety in Power Plants
- Paper V : PRACTICAL
Semester – 5
- Paper I : Radiation Hazards
- Paper II : Safety Training for employees and Human Resource Development (HRD)
- Paper III: Social Security in Industries
Semester – 6
- Paper I : Occupational Health
- Paper II : Controlling Environmental Pollution
- Paper III : Disaster Management
- Paper IV : Energy Conservation and Sustainable Development
- Paper V : PRACTICAL
