FPFF – Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting
Learn how to prevent fire on board ships and fight fire safely during emergencies.
What is FPFF
The FPFF course (Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting) is a mandatory maritime training program for seafarers. It teaches how to prevent fire hazards and respond effectively to fire emergencies on board ships. This course is required under STCW regulations for anyone working in the merchant navy.
FPFF stand for
Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting
Fire Hazards on Ships
Fire is one of the most serious risks on ships due to fuel, electrical systems, and confined spaces. The FPFF course helps seafarers understand common fire hazards and how to prevent accidents before they occur.
Types of Fire Fighting Equipment Used
In the FPFF course, candidates learn about different fire fighting equipment such as fire extinguishers, hoses, and breathing apparatus. Understanding how to use these tools correctly is essential for controlling fire emergencies on board ships.
Safety Procedures During Fire Emergencies
The FPFF course teaches step-by-step safety procedures to follow during fire emergencies. This includes raising alarms, evacuating safely, and working as a team to control the situation effectively.
Role of a Seafarer in Fire Control
Every seafarer has a responsibility during fire emergencies. The FPFF course trains individuals to act quickly, support their team, and follow safety protocols to minimize damage and ensure safety on ships.
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1.Who Should Take This Course?
Freshers joining the maritime industry
Cadets and trainees
Crew joining ship for the first time
Anyone requiring STCW certification
Why FPFF is Important?
Mandatory compliance with international regulations
Enhances ability to detect and respond to real threats
Protects lives, vessel, crew, and cargo
Supports implementation of the Ship Security Plan
Essential for career and certification in India
3.What You Will Learn
How to prevent fire on board ships
How to identify fire hazards
How to use fire-fighting equipment
How to respond safely during fire emergencies