What is the course duration of the fire and safety course in Kerala?

The duration of the fire and safety course in Kerala is six-month including 4 months of classroom training and 2 months of training with a stipend in any reputed companies.

Who can join for the fire and safety training course?

Anyone who has completed SSLC or Plus 2 or an equivalent course from a recognised school is eligible to undergo the Fire safety technician training course.

Why should students join in IASE?

IASE follows a syllabus approved by TUV Rheinland of Germany. Through a comprehensive curriculum followed by IASE, students can successfully complete the course with a great deal of knowledge. Certainly, students can secure a good career as well.

What is the Fee Structure of the fire and safety training course?

The fee structure of the Institution varies with several factors such as the advanced facilities, type of certification, duration, etc. Genuinely, the student can contact the institution directly for fee details.

What are the career prospects of a fire and safety course in Kerala?

Opportunities are immense once students who successfully complete fire and safety training in Kerala. You may be hired as a safety officer, fire & safety technician, fire alarm technician, HSE trainer, HSE executive, etc.

Monthly Archives: June 2020

The Importance of Safety Helmets In Workplace

Posted on June 20, 2020 by IASE Admin

Safety helmets are one of the most regularly used Personal Protective Equipment. The safety helmets have become an essential safety requirement for worksites all over the world, which are used to protect the user’s head against fatal head injuries. As … Continue reading →

What is Fire Protection Engineering?

Posted on June 19, 2020 by IASE Admin

Fire safety engineer is one of the demanding jobs in the construction industry. There is been a lot of studies conducting on fire and developing new technologies to protect the life and properties of human beings from fire. Hence it … Continue reading →

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What is LPG?

Posted on June 18, 2020 by IASE Admin

As everyone knows LPG(Liquefied petroleum gas) is used as a fuel in appliances cooking equipment and vehicles as well. LPG consists of methane propane, butane, and butylene in different ratios, other ways it is the mixture of hydrocarbons. LPG is … Continue reading →

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The Importance of Conducting Fire Mock Drills

Posted on June 17, 2020 by IASE Admin

A fire drill is a periodical activity conducted in building occupancy areas like offices, apartments, hospitals, schools, and colleges to check how the buildings are evacuated in case of an emergency like a fire outbreak. Fire mock drills can be … Continue reading →

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How VESDA System Works

Posted on June 15, 2020 by IASE Admin

The abbreviation of VESDA is Very Early Smoke Detection Apparatus, which is one of the most aspiring smoke detection systems available in the fire and safety industry. Vesda aspirated smoke detection systems are used in areas like control rooms, substations, … Continue reading →

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Top 10 Elevator Manufacturing Companies In India

Posted on June 12, 2020 by IASE Admin

The elevator is vertical equipment used to move people and things between floors. The elevators are powered by electric motors. There are various companies in India which manufacturers lift for corporate and domestic purposes. After China, the second-largest for elevators … Continue reading →

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A Complete Guide to HSE Training Courses

Posted on June 11, 2020 by IASE Admin

Workplace injuries are common nowadays. To avoid injuries and accidents in the workplace the management should implement a set of procedures and guidelines for carrying out the works.”SAFETY FIRST” should be the motto of every project site. To look after … Continue reading →

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All About the Working of Pneumatic Vacuum Elevators

Posted on June 10, 2020 by IASE Admin

Before getting into the explanation about the working of Pneumatic elevators, understand the basic details about this elevator type. Pneumatic elevators are mainly used for residential purposes. They are cheaper to install and only need less maintenance cost and it … Continue reading →

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Lift Technician Course in Kerala

Posted on June 8, 2020 by IASE Admin

The lift technician course comprises theory and practical training for installation, maintenance, and repair of escalators, elevators, chairlifts, and similar equipment. The subjects during the lift technician course in Kerala include Mechanical Engineering, Design and Drawing, Electrical Engineering, and Electronics. … Continue reading →

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How do Hydraulic Elevators work?

Posted on June 6, 2020 by IASE Admin

You might have seen different types of hydraulic lifts in your daily life but have you ever thought of how hydraulic elevators work? Read the article till the end of it to understand the working of Hydraulic Lifts and its … Continue reading →

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