Scope of Fire & Safety Course in Dubai!

 

What are the opportunities in this field?

This course could mold you into an excellent 

• Safety Officer • Safety Supervisor • Safety Warden • Safety Checker • Safety Instructor • Safety Auditor • Safety-in Charge • HSE assistant • Safety Engineers • HSE officers • Design Engineer fire protection • Estimation Engineer Fire protection • Fire Alarm Technician • Fire protection technician

What is the job of a safety officer?

Ensure the safety of the employees by making them aware of the possible accidents through educative seminars. Make them aware of the usage of various safety gadgets through demonstrative sessions. Making them alert of accidents through safety posters etc. Ensuring that the measures are put into practice by the employees. In short, his job is to ensure that employee gets back home with 10 fingers on his hands and toes. His job is to educate them on the Do’s and Don’ts at the workplace. His job is to manage them and supervise them. He has nothing to do with fire or fire fighting especially if his job is in construction sector.

Whether Practical Training will be given to Candidates or not?

Yes, Practical Training will be given as per the Industry Standards. Considerable importance is given to hands-on training in this program. Candidates need to do ‘On the Job Training’ in various companies for which study center helps the candidates so that their placements can be done appropriately after completion of the course with Practical Training exposure.

Why has a career in Safety become such an attractive option?

There are three important reasons for this

 1. All of a sudden safety has become very important.

2. It is a highly paid job.

3. It is a job with high status.

A safety officer is a highly respected person in his office. He works with dignity and it is always a management position.

KHDA approved industry specific training courses are offered by EHS Consultant and provides customized on-site scaffolding training, Confined Space Safety Training, First Aid Training and safety training courses. EHS Management consultants, the professional management team, experts in the arena of Environmental Consulting, Impact assessments, Health & Safety Management, Facilities Inspections, Project Development, Project Management etc.

 

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