electricity safe limits of amperages, voltages safe distance from lines capacity and protection of – – – conductors joints and connections means of cutting off power Overload and short circuit protection. – – – Unit–V Selection of materials, Lighting, unavoidable electrical heat, and Thermal power plants safety measures – in thermal power plants, turbine, generator, hydrogen plant, transformer yard, cable galleries, fire station, fire extinguishers, first aid and medical facilities, conclusion. Static electricity and electricity in mention, how electricity causes Injury, Know basic first aid in case of electrical emergency, some don’ts with electricity, Prevent electrical fires, three main causes of fire in industry, Electrical wiring and handling of electrical equipment Unit–VI Earth fault protection, Earth, insulation and continuity tests Protection against over voltage hazards – – arising out of neutrals precautions Portable electrical apparatus Flame proof Electrical “borrowed” – – – equipment precautions in their selection – Reference Chemical Reaction Hazards A guide to Safety by John Barton. – The Chemical Industry Mc Graw Hill by Heaton. – Electrical Safety Handbook (Hardcover - 2005/09/30) by John Cadick (Author), Mary (Author), Dennis K. Neitzel (Author). National Electrical Safety Code Handbook: A Discussion Of The Grounding General Rules, And Parts 1, 2, 3, And 4 Of The 3rd (Paperback - 1996) by Clapp. PART IV – B. Sc. (FIRE AND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY) Course III.4 : Fundamentals of Disaster Management – FINAL YAER Unit I: About Hazards and Disaster – Types of Hazards, What is Disaster, Types of Disaster, Phases of Disaster, Reaction of people to Disaster, Direct affect of Disaster and Indirect affect of Disaster. Unit II: Disaster Administration – Disaster Administration Role f State and Central Government Key responsibilities; Restructuring of the relief – department In the state NGOs Civil Society and their role in implementation. – Unit III: Disaster Management Policy – Disaster Management policy Disaster Management Act; Disaster Management Code; Disaster Risk – Management Progammes in India. – Unit IV: Disaster Planning and Disaster Management Plan – Prerequisites for preparedness planning; Hazardous risk and vulnerability preparedness planning for – emergency responses.; National plan Vs disaster plans; Action plan and procedures guidelines for action – plan; Preparedness role and Responsibility Training Issues and models; Integrating disaster management into development planning
electricity – safe limits of amperages, voltages – safe distance from lines – capacity and protection of conductors – joints and connections – means of cutting off power – Overload and short circuit protection. Unit–V Selection of materials, Lighting, unavoidable electrical heat, and Thermal power plants – safety measures in thermal power plants, turbine, generator, hydrogen plant, transformer yard, cable galleries, fire station, fire extinguishers, first aid and medical facilities, conclusion. Static electricity and electricity in mention, how electricity causes Injury, Know basic first aid in case of electrical emergency, some don’ts with electricity, Prevent electrical fires, three main causes of fire in industry, Electrical wiring and handling of electrical equipment Unit–VI Earth fault protection, Earth, insulation and continuity tests – Protection against over voltage – hazards arising out of “borrowed” neutrals precautions – Portable electrical apparatus – Flame proof – Electrical equipment – precautions in their selection Reference Chemical Reaction Hazards – A guide to Safety by John Barton. The Chemical Industry – Mc Graw Hill by Heaton. Electrical Safety Handbook (Hardcover - 2005/09/30) by John Cadick (Author), Mary (Author), Dennis K. Neitzel (Author). National Electrical Safety Code Handbook: A Discussion Of The Grounding General Rules, And Parts 1, 2, 3, And 4 Of The 3rd (Paperback - 1996) by Clapp. PART – IV B. Sc. (FIRE AND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY) Course – III.4 : Fundamentals of Disaster Management FINAL YAER Unit – I: About Hazards and Disaster Types of Hazards, What is Disaster, Types of Disaster, Phases of Disaster, Reaction of people to Disaster, Direct affect of Disaster and Indirect affect of Disaster. Unit – II: Disaster Administration Disaster Administration – Role f State and Central Government Key responsibilities; Restructuring of the relief department In the state NGOs – Civil Society and their role in implementation. Unit – III: Disaster Management Policy Disaster Management policy – Disaster Management Act; Disaster Management Code; Disaster Risk Management Progammes – in India. Unit – IV: Disaster Planning and Disaster Management Plan Prerequisites for preparedness planning; Hazardous risk and vulnerability – preparedness planning for emergency responses.; National plan Vs disaster plans; Action plan and procedures – guidelines for action plan; Preparedness role and Responsibility Training Issues and models; Integrating disaster management into development planning
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