Fire incidents are among the most common and dangerous emergencies that can occur in any workplace. A small spark, unattended machine, faulty electrical line, chemical reaction, or careless action can quickly turn into a life-threatening situation. Many companies across the world face heavy losses every year because employees are not trained to recognise early fire hazards or respond correctly when a fire breaks out.
To help organisations build a safer and more prepared workforce, Ken Institute offers a complete Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting Training Program. It is designed to make employees aware of fire risks, teach them how to prevent fires, and guide them in using the right firefighting methods during an emergency.
Fire prevention involves identifying fire hazards, reducing risks, and following safe practices to avoid a fire from occurring. Firefighting involves the actions taken to control or extinguish a fire after it starts.
Together, these two skills form the foundation of workplace safety.
Fire prevention includes:
Firefighting focuses on:
Both skills help reduce injuries, save lives, and protect company property.
Every year, thousands of workplace accidents around the world become worse simply because workers were not trained to react properly. When people do not know:
…even a small emergency can cause severe harm.
Industries face risks like:
Companies are responsible for keeping employees safe, and regulatory authorities expect proper emergency planning and training.
Well-trained employees can save their own lives and help others.
In high-risk facilities, evacuation training is not optional—it is a legal and moral requirement.
Ken Institute’s Emergency Evacuation Training is built around practical scenarios, real-world case studies, and simple safety techniques. The training shows participants exactly what to do before, during, and after an emergency.
The training covers:
The training can be customised for different industries, building layouts, workforce size, and risk levels.
Employees understand exactly what to do during emergencies, reducing panic and confusion.
Well-trained teams respond faster, follow the right routes, and avoid dangerous mistakes.
The program aligns with global and local safety regulations, improving audit and certification readiness.
A trained workforce feels safer, more secure, and more confident in their workplace.
A structured evacuation ensures smoother response and quicker return to operations.
Training is tailored to building layout, risk profile, employee strength, and industry type.
Clear roles and responsibilities help teams work together efficiently during an emergency.
Regardless of role, every individual in a workplace should know how to respond in an emergency.
Participants become more responsible, alert, and capable of making safe decisions during emergencies.
Ken Institute offers multiple delivery modes to suit the needs of different industries:
Interactive sessions with trainers who share practical examples and real incident experiences.
Short, easy-to-understand modules with videos, quizzes, and assessments.
Ideal for corporate teams; includes facility walkthroughs, mock drills, and real-time guidance.
Virtual walkthroughs and scenario-based learning to practice different emergency conditions.
Training customised as per industry operations, site layout, risk profile, and employee size.
Participants receive a recognised certification after assessment.
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Most industries conduct training at least once a year. High-risk facilities may require it every 6 months.
Yes, corporate on-site programs include a full evacuation drill and performance assessment.
It ranges from 2 hours to a full day, depending on the level of detail and the number of modules chosen.
Yes. All evacuation plans, routes, and drills can be customised based on your facility
Absolutely. The program is designed for all types of workplaces—from small offices to large industrial plants.
Yes. All participants who complete the training and assessment receive a Ken Institute certificate.
Yes, Ken Institute offers specialised modules for wardens, marshals, and emergency coordinators.