The STCW Basic Fire Fighting (BFF) course is designed to provide maritime professionals with the essential skills and knowledge required to prevent and respond effectively to fires at sea. This training is fully compliant with the STCW Code and emphasizes both theoretical understanding and practical experience in fire prevention and firefighting within maritime environments. Participants will gain a thorough understanding of shipboard firefighting organization, the location and use of firefighting equipment, and the importance of knowing escape routes in emergency situations.
Throughout the course, participants will learn about the causes and prevention of fires, the elements of fire, sources of ignition, and how fires can spread on board. The training also covers the correct procedures for donning a fire suit and using a self-contained breathing apparatus, ensuring that all participants are prepared to operate safely in hazardous conditions. Practical exercises include the use of portable fire extinguishers for small fires, extinguishing larger fires with water using jet and spray nozzles, and managing fires in smoke-filled enclosed spaces. The course also addresses firefighting in simulated engine rooms or accommodation areas with heavy smoke, as well as conducting rescues while wearing full firefighting gear.
This comprehensive training is essential for anyone working at sea who may be required to respond to fire emergencies. The STCW Basic Fire Fighting (BFF) course ensures that participants are well-equipped to handle fire-related incidents, enhancing safety for themselves and their crew.
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