B. (FIRE AND INDUSTRIAL REGULATIONS AND SYLLABUS Objectives The Bachelor of Science – Fire & Industrial Safety Programme is to over the youth of the country by eradicating the disasters and offering them bright career opportunities in fire and industrial safety which is grasped, has the potential to change their life for the betterment within the course period of enrollment. Duration The Programme The duration of the programme of study is Three years and students shall complete the programme within a period of 7 years from the year of admission and the programme will comprise the subjects given in regulations. Medium of Instruction English will be the medium of instruction for the programme. Eligibility for Admission 10th + 2 or I.T.I (2 years) or Equivalent Course Contents First year Part – I Language: (01) Telugu or (02) Hindi or (03) Tamil or (04) Malayalam or (05) Kannada Part – II English Prose and Composition Part – III Fundamentals of Fire & Safety Part – III Safety Engineering Part – III Safety in Construction Industry Part – III Practical Viva – Voce on Industrial Safety Second Year Part- I Language: (01) Telugu or (02) or (03) Tamil or (04) Malayalam or (05) Kannada Part- II English Poetry and Drama Part – III Fire Engineering Part – III Environment & Pollution Part – III Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health Part – III Practical Viva – Voce on Fire Fighting Final Year Part – I Safety & the Law Part – II Safety Management Part – III Safety in Chemical & Electrical Industry Part – IV Fundamentals of Disaster Management Part – V Dissertation and Viva SAFETY)
Scheme of Examinations The total marks for each course is 100. There will be two examinations each year, one regular, one supplementary. Course Subjects Duration Max. Min. Marks for a Pass FIRST YEAR Part – I Language: (01) Telugu or (02) Hindi or (03) Tamil or (04) Malayalam or (05) Kannada 3 hours 100 40 Part – II English: Prose and Composition 3 hours 100 40 Part – III Fundamentals of Fire & Safety 3 hours 100 40 Part – III Safety Engineering 3 hours 100 40 Part – III Safety in Construction Industry 3 hours 100 40 Part – III Practical Viva – Voce on Industrial Safety 3 hours 100 50 SECOND YEAR Part – I Language: (01) Telugu or (02) or (03) Tamil or (04) Malayalam or (05) Kannada 3 hours 100 40 Part – II English: Poetry and Drama 3 100 40 Part – III Fire Engineering 3 hours 100 40 Part – III Environment & Pollution 3 100 40 Part – III Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health 3 hours 100 40 Part – III Practical Viva – Voce on Fire Fighting 3 hours 100 50 FINAL YEAR Part – I Safety & the Law 3 hours 100 40 Part – II Safety Management 3 hours 100 40 Part – III Safety in Chemical & Electrical Industry 3 hours 100 40 Part – IV Fundamentals of Disaster Management 3 hours 100 40 Part – V Dissertation and Viva 3 hours 100 50
B. (FIRE AND INDUSTRIAL REGULATIONS AND SYLLABUS SECOND YEAR Course Contents Part- I Language: (01) Telugu or (02) Hindi or (03) Tamil or (04) Malayalam or (05) Kannada Part- II English Poetry and Drama Part – III Fire Engineering Part – III Environment & Pollution Part – III Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health Part – III Practical Viva – Voce ON Fire Fighting
PART – II B. Sc. (FIRE AND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY) Course-II.2: English POETRY AND DRAMA SECOND YEAR Poetry : Text for Detailed Study: Springs of Helicon. Ed. By T.R. Narasimhan Machmillan. The Following poems are prescribed. Elegy – Thomas Gray Resolution & Independence – Worksworth Ode to a Skylark – P.B. Shelly To Automn – John Keats Ulysses – Alfred Tennyson My Last Duches – Robert Browning Dover Beach – Matthew Arnold The Blessed Damozel – D. G. Rossetti The Man with the Hoe – Edwin Markham A Prayer for my Daughter – W. B. Yeats Mending Wall – Robert Frost A Challenge to Fate – Sarojini Naidu Snake – D. H. Lawrence Journey of the Magi – T. S. Insensibility – Wilfred Owen Drama : Detailed Study: As You Like It: William Shakespeare Non-Detailed Study: Short Plays of Yesterday and Today : Ed. By Dr. V. Sachithanandam, Macmillan.
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