Course Teaching Methodology: This course employs a combination of teaching methods to ensure effective learning:

1. Lectures and Classroom Sessions: Students will attend regular lectures to acquire theoretical knowledge related to fire and safety engineering.
2. Practical Training: Practical sessions will be conducted to allow students to apply their knowledge in simulated firefighting scenarios and equipment operation.
3. Field Visits: Students will have the opportunity to visit industrial sites and learn about real-world safety practices.
4. Group Projects: Collaborative projects will be assigned to encourage teamwork and practical problem-solving.
5. Guest Lectures: Industry experts will be invited to share their experiences and insights with the students.
6. Assessments: Regular assessments, including quizzes, exams, and practical evaluations, will be conducted to gauge students' understanding and progress.

Importance for Learners in Career Growth and Self-Employment: This course holds immense importance for learners as it equips them with the skills and knowledge needed for a successful career in fire and safety engineering. Graduates of this program will be well-prepared for self-employment opportunities, including starting their own safety consulting businesses or working in safety roles across various industries. Additionally, this course provides a strong foundation for those seeking employment in safety management positions, which are in high demand.

Course Contents (Subject-wise): The course content includes, but is not limited to, the following subjects:

1. Basic Physics and Chemistry Related to Fire
2. Anatomy of Fire
3. Classification of Fire & Extinguishers
4. Hose and Hose Fittings
5. Hydrant & Fittings
6. Foam & Foam Making Equipment
7. Pump & Pump Operation
8. Hydraulics
9. Electricity
10. Ladders
11. Breathing Apparatus
12. Water Tender and Special Appliances
13. Small & Special Gears
14. First Aid and Resuscitation
15. Automatic Fire Detection cum Alarm System
16. Discipline
17. Hazard and Risk
18. Accident
19. Safety Concept
20. Factories Act 1948 (Amended)
21. Health, Safety, and Welfare
22. Lighting, Ventilation & Work-Related Stress
23. Construction Industry