At ICT we specialise in providing first aid and fire training for individuals and companies.

Our skilled trainers are available to ensure that you get the very best in your First Aid and Fire Fighting training. Fire fighting and prevention of such is now the norm in a modern society. At ICT college this concept has been made possible to all by introducing a training of its kind in Fire Fighting, First Aid and Disaster Management.

All our courses are tailored to our clients environment making sure that any risks identified are covered during each training session.

Members of staff who are to be trained are encouraged to fully participate in both theory and  practical sessions which are examined at the end of the training.

Our theoretical and practical courses provide the trainee with a basic knowledge of first aid and fire safety with an understanding of the hazards of fire complete with practical hands-on training on real live fire situations of how to react in the event of fire or emergency.

The areas covered by the institution in terms of Fire Fighting

• Fire discovery
• Chemistry of combustion
• Training in fire fighting and first aid skills
• Fire prevention
• Evacuation methods
• Common causes of fires
• What to do in case of fire
• Fixed fire installations
• Effects of fires
• Alarm systems to institutions and organizations
• Emergency fire fighting and care services
• Sale and servicing of fire equipment
• Best practice and team building approach in emergency status
• Video shows on disaster and fire fighting
• Good house keeping
• Live fire-fighting demonstrations

The course objectives include:

At the end of the course participants should be able to:-

a.  Understand the importance and general safety in the company
b. To understand how to detect and prevent industrial fire hazards
c. To fight fire effectively
d. To acquire positive attitude toward industrial and fire prevention
e. To understand the importance of emergency response plan

Benefits to be derived from understanding the above objectives:

A. Minimization of:

• Damage to the premises
• Damage to machinery and products

B. Prevention of total loss of property
C. Prevention of loss of production time and lengthy shutdowns
D. Prevention of injuries to personnel and subsequent losses of property and life resulting to high      insurance and medical bills to the company
E. To make all staff aware of industrial fire accidents