To deliver theoretical and practical training in fire prevention, firefighting, industrial safety, emergency response, and occupational health and safety. The faculty member is responsible for developing students' technical knowledge and practical skills to prepare them for careers in fire and safety management.

Key Responsibilities

1. Teaching and Training

- Teach fire and safety subjects, including fire science, fire prevention, fire protection systems, and industrial safety.

- Conduct classroom sessions, practical demonstrations, and hands-on firefighting training.

- Prepare lesson plans, presentations, training materials, and assessment questions.

- Explain the use of fire extinguishers, hydrants, hose reels, breathing apparatus, and other firefighting equipment.

1. Practical Training and Demonstrations

- Conduct fire drills, evacuation exercises, and emergency response simulations.

- Train students in the correct use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

- Demonstrate first aid, rescue techniques, and incident response procedures within the faculty's qualifications.

- Ensure safe operation and maintenance of training equipment.

1. Health, Safety and Compliance

- Teach workplace hazard identification, risk assessment, and control measures.

- Familiarize students with applicable fire safety regulations, occupational safety standards, and emergency procedures.

- Promote safe working practices in industrial, commercial, and construction environments.

- Ensure that training activities comply with institutional safety policies and applicable regulations.

1. Student Assessment and Development

- Conduct written examinations, practical tests, assignments, and skill assessments.

- Monitor student attendance,



discipline, performance, and progress.

- Provide career guidance and support students in preparing for fire and safety employment opportunities.

- Maintain student records, assessment reports, and training documentation.

1. Equipment and Facility Management

- Inspect firefighting equipment and training facilities before practical sessions.

- Report damaged or defective equipment and coordinate necessary maintenance.

- Maintain training records, equipment registers, and safety checklists.

- Ensure proper housekeeping and safe conditions in classrooms and practical training areas.

Educational Qualifications

- Diploma or degree in Fire and Safety Engineering, Fire and Industrial Safety, Occupational Health and Safety, or a related discipline.

- Relevant fire and safety training certifications are desirable.

- First aid, firefighting, rescue, and emergency response certifications are an advantage.

Experience

- Experience in teaching, training, industrial safety, firefighting, or emergency response is preferred.

- Freshers with relevant qualifications and strong technical knowledge may be considered, depending on institutional requirements.

- Industrial or field experience in fire and safety is an added advantage.

Required Skills

- Strong communication and presentation skills.

- Positive knowledge of fire prevention and firefighting techniques.

- Ability to conduct practical demonstrations and emergency drills.

- Classroom management and student mentoring skills.

- Knowledge of risk assessment, hazard identification, and safety procedures.

- Good documentation, reporting, and organizational skills.

Pay: ₹20,000.00 - ₹40,000.00 per month

Work Location: In person

📌 Fire and safety Faculty (Palayam)
🏢 Al Salama School of Safety Studies TVM
📍 Palayam