Fire Safety Awareness
Understand how fires start and spread, recognize common workplace fire hazards, know how fire alarm and detection systems work, and respond correctly when the alarm sounds.
- Foundation
Develop and maintain a workplace emergency plan: assess credible emergency scenarios, define roles and resources, set up emergency communication procedures, and test the plan through drills and exercises.
The Emergency Preparedness and Planning course in Doha, Qatar is for people who build and manage their organization's emergency arrangements. Learners work through the planning cycle: identifying credible emergency scenarios through risk assessment, defining response objectives, assigning roles and responsibilities, and arranging equipment, facilities and external support. The course also covers emergency communication procedures, including alarm and notification methods, call trees, radio discipline, public address messages, contact lists and coordination with the Civil Defence, ambulance services and neighboring sites, so that the right people get the right information quickly.
Teaching is practical and workshop-based. Learners draft sections of an emergency plan for a case-study site, design a communication cascade and plan a tabletop exercise, then critique each other's work. International references such as ISO 45001 emergency preparedness requirements and the incident command concepts in ISO 22320 are discussed in general terms, together with links to business continuity. Organizations can run the program in-house to review and strengthen their own emergency plan with the managers responsible for it.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Identify credible emergency scenarios using a structured risk assessment
Structure a workplace emergency plan with clear roles and responsibilities
Design emergency communication procedures, including notification cascades and contact lists
Plan resources, equipment and coordination with external emergency services
Plan and evaluate drills, tabletop exercises and post-incident reviews
Link emergency planning with ISO 45001 and business continuity arrangements
This course is designed for people responsible for preparing, maintaining or leading an organization's emergency arrangements.
HSE managers and emergency coordinators
Facilities, operations and site managers
Business continuity and risk professionals
Security managers and control room supervisors
Chief fire wardens and emergency team leaders
The emergency management cycle
Prevention, preparedness, response and recovery
ISO 45001 emergency preparedness requirements in outline
Incident command concepts from ISO 22320
Identifying credible internal and external emergencies
Rating scenarios by likelihood and severity
Vulnerable people, critical assets and key processes
Learning from past incidents and near misses
Structure and content of an effective plan
Roles, responsibilities and deputies
Equipment, facilities and emergency control points
Mutual aid and external service coordination
Alarm, notification and mass messaging methods
Call trees, contact lists and escalation routes
Radio discipline and clear message structure
Communicating with families, media and authorities
Drills, tabletop exercises and full-scale exercises
Evaluating performance and recording lessons learned
Keeping the plan current after changes
Links to business continuity and recovery
Qatar hosts large-scale events, energy and industrial facilities in areas such as Ras Laffan and Mesaieed, busy logistics hubs, hospitals, schools and major commercial buildings, all of which need emergency plans that work under pressure. Extreme summer heat, sandstorms and large multilingual workforces add to the planning challenge. The Civil Defence leads national emergency response, and organizations with well-tested plans and clear communication procedures can coordinate with it effectively, supporting the resilient society envisaged by Qatar National Vision 2030.
Join a scheduled class at our training center in Doha or attend live online. For organizations, the course can run as an in-house program at your premises or online, tailored to your sector, examples and schedule.
It is an emergency preparedness and planning course in Doha, Qatar that teaches how to assess emergency scenarios, write and maintain a workplace emergency plan, set up emergency communication procedures, and test readiness through drills and exercises.
It suits HSE managers, emergency coordinators, facilities and site managers, business continuity professionals, security managers and chief fire wardens who are responsible for preparing, maintaining or leading emergency arrangements.
No. It is a non-accredited practical course that builds planning and communication skills for workplace emergencies. It does not replace professional emergency management qualifications or any approvals the Civil Defence requires. For a broad recognized safety qualification, learners can consider the NEBOSH International General Certificate course at Leaders.
Yes. It can be delivered at your premises or online and tailored to your sector, sites and existing emergency plan, using your own scenarios and your preferred schedule. Contact Leaders Training Center to plan an in-house program for your managers.
Tell us a little about yourself and an advisor will contact you about batch timings, fees and eligibility. No obligation.
Sat–Thu: 09:00–22:00Fri: 08:00–22:00
Understand how fires start and spread, recognize common workplace fire hazards, know how fire alarm and detection systems work, and respond correctly when the alarm sounds.
Learn to prevent fires through hazard control and safe work practices, select the right fire fighting method for each class of fire, and tackle small fires safely before they spread.
Choose the right fire extinguisher for each class of fire, check that it is ready for use, and operate it safely with the PASS technique while keeping a clear escape route.
Prepare to act as a fire warden or fire marshal: carry out routine fire safety checks, lead a safe evacuation of your area, sweep and report at the assembly point, and support the Civil Defence.