Course Outline

Introduction to NOM-002-STPS-2010

  • Purpose and scope of the regulation for government entities and private sector organizations
  • Legal obligations for employers and employees in ensuring compliance with fire safety standards
  • Relationship to other NOM-STPS standards for a comprehensive approach to workplace safety

Fire Risk Classification

  • Definition of fire risk zones (Type A, B, C) for government facilities and private entities
  • Criteria for classification based on processes and materials used in operations
  • Use of risk zone mapping and signage to enhance awareness and safety measures

Preventive Measures and Risk Control

  • Facility design considerations and safety protocols to minimize fire hazards
  • Safe storage practices for flammable substances and waste management procedures
  • Electrical installations and precautions during hot work activities to prevent ignition sources

Fire Detection and Protection Systems

  • Types of fire detection systems, including smoke, heat, and flame detectors, for early warning
  • Types and use of fire extinguishers and suppression equipment in various risk zones
  • Maintenance and inspection schedules to ensure the reliability of firefighting equipment

Emergency Planning and Response

  • Designing an internal emergency response plan for government facilities and private organizations
  • Establishing and training a brigade of emergency responders to manage fire incidents effectively
  • Evacuation routes, drills, and signage requirements to ensure the safety of all personnel

Documentation and Compliance Management

  • Maintaining comprehensive records for inspections, training sessions, and equipment maintenance
  • Compliance checklists and verification visits to assess adherence to fire safety regulations
  • Implementing corrective actions and a continuous improvement process to enhance safety standards

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of fundamental workplace safety practices is required.
  • Familiarity with facility operations or emergency protocols is beneficial.
  • No prior fire safety certification is necessary.

Audience

  • Health and safety officers for government agencies
  • Operations and facility managers
  • Supervisors and emergency response team members
 7 Hours

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