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Industrial Safety Training | Institutes For Fire Engineering

About IFAST

IFAST a pioneer Institute set up in 2002 is a Science and Technology Institute, Petroleum and Petrochemical located at Petta, Kochi accepted the challenges to fulfill aspirations of who interested to pursue a career in the same field.
Mission
“ To promote, encourage and develop the science and practice of fire and safety and all operations related therewith, through quality educational training by creating a well disciplined safety culture fulfilling all ethics to achieve a safety literature community towards nation building. ”

Vision
To train people in the field of fire and safety and encourage an integrated approach to minimise loss of life and property from fire and other industrial disasters by conducting effective educational programmes.
COURSES OFFERED:

CTTC Certification

1. Certificate in Fire and Safety
Duration:1 Year
Eligibility:SSLC and above

2. Certificate in Petroleum & Petrochemical
Duration:1 Year
Eligibility:SSLC and above

BSS Certification

1. Certificate in Fire & Safety
Duration:6 months
Eligibility:Any degree/ or equivalent

2. Diploma in Fire & Safety
Duration:1 Year
Eligibility:+2/Degree/SSLC

3. PG Diploma in Fire & Safety
Duration:1 Year
Eligibility:Any Degree or Equivalent

4. Diploma in Petroleum & Petrochemical
Duration:1 Year
Eligibility:+2/Degree/SSLC

5. PG Diploma in Petroleum & Petrochemical
Duration:1 Year
Eligibility:Any Degree or Equivalent
Absolutely safety does not exist. Human activity will always and unavoidably involve risks. Unwanted combustion is perhaps the least predictable common physical phenomenon. Here is a sincere approach to find out solutions and develop a core of people who can stand at seat of fire and get through any risks.

“Fire Engineering is the application of scientific and engineering principles, rules (codes), and expert judgement, based on an understanding of the phenomena and effects of fire and of the reaction and behaviour of people to protect property and the environment from the destructive effects of fire.”