TDI

Protection From Fires in Oil Installations

Duration

5 Days

Start Date

27-Apr-2026

End Date

1-May-2026

Venue

MUNICH - GERMANY

price

1690 KD

20% discount for group above 5 attendees

 

Course Overview:

This course provides essential knowledge and practical skills for preventing, detecting, and controlling fires in oil installations. It covers fire hazards unique to oil and gas facilities, fire protection systems, safety protocols, and emergency response strategies aimed at minimizing risk to personnel, equipment, and the environment.

Course Objectives:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand fire hazards specific to oil installations
  • Identify and implement fire prevention and protection measures
  • Operate and maintain fire detection and suppression systems
  • Develop and execute effective fire emergency response plans
  • Comply with industry standards and regulations related to fire safety

Who Should Attend:

  • Safety and HSE officers
  • Firefighting and emergency response teams
  • Operations and maintenance personnel
  • Facility and plant managers
  • Risk management professionals

Course Outline:

Introduction to Fire Hazards in Oil Installations

  • Types of fires common in oil and gas environments
  • Fire triangle and sources of ignition
  • Fuel types and fire behavior characteristics

Fire Prevention Techniques

  • Housekeeping and good practices
  • Control of ignition sources
  • Safe handling and storage of flammable materials

Fire Detection Systems

  • Smoke, flame, and heat detectors
  • Gas and hydrocarbon leak detection
  • Integration of detection with alarm and control systems

Fire Protection and Suppression Systems

  • Fixed fire protection systems: foam, water spray, dry chemical
  • Portable fire extinguishers and their application
  • Automatic sprinkler systems and deluge systems

Emergency Response and Firefighting Procedures

  • Fire emergency plans and drills
  • Incident command system and roles
  • Use of firefighting equipment and PPE

Maintenance and Testing of Fire Protection Systems

  • Inspection and preventive maintenance schedules
  • Testing procedures and documentation
  • Ensuring reliability and readiness

Regulatory Compliance and Industry Standards

  • Relevant codes and standards (NFPA, API, OSHA)
  • Audits, inspections, and recordkeeping
  • Continuous improvement and safety culture