Everyone Benefits from Fire Safety Training, But Especially:

✅All Employees
✅Designated Fire Wardens
✅Facility Managers and Building Engineers
✅Safety Officers and HSE Managers

Perfect for: Food handlers, servers, delivery drivers, dishwashers, cleaning staff

What You’ll Learn:

• Handwashing (when, how, proper technique)
• Personal hygiene (uniforms, hair restraints, jewelry, staying home sick)
• Cross-contamination prevention (color-coded boards, separation)
• Safe food storage (temperatures, FIFO, refrigerator organization)
• Cleaning and sanitization (clean vs. sanitize, two-step process)
• Pest control basics (prevention, reporting)
• SFDA regulations and worker responsibilities

Duration: Half-day (3-4 hours)
Assessment: Simple multiple-choice quiz (open-book)
Certification: Highfield Level 1 Award
Validity: 2 years

Perfect for: Chefs, cooks, kitchen supervisors, food prep staff

What You’ll Learn:

• Microbiological hazards (Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria, Norovirus)
• Bacterial growth requirements (FAT-TOM)
• Danger zone (5-60°C)
• Temperature control (cooking temps, hot/cold holding, cooling, thawing)
• Physical and chemical hazards
• Food allergies and cross-contact prevention
• Advanced personal hygiene
• Cleaning schedules and sanitizers
• SFDA inspection preparation

Duration: 1 day (8 hours)
Assessment: Written exam (70% to pass)
Certification: Highfield Level 2 Award
Validity: 2 years

Perfect for: Kitchen managers, food safety supervisors, QA coordinators

What You’ll Learn:

• The 7 HACCP Principles:
1. Conduct hazard analysis
2. Identify Critical Control Points (CCPs)
3. Establish critical limits
4. Establish monitoring procedures
5. Establish corrective actions
6. Establish verification procedures
7. Establish documentation
• Prerequisite programs (GMP, GHP, SSOPs)
• HACCP plan development
• CCP identification using decision trees
• Monitoring and record-keeping
• SFDA HACCP requirements

Practical: Develop sample HACCP plan

Duration: 2-3 days (16-24 hours)
Assessment: Written exam + HACCP plan submission
Certification: Highfield Level 3 HACCP
Validity: 2 years

Individuals:

• Level 1: Food handlers, servers, delivery, dishwashers
• Level 2: Chefs, cooks, kitchen prep staff
• Level 3: Kitchen managers, supervisors, QA staff
• Level 4: Food safety managers, consultants, auditors

Businesses:

✅ Restaurants and cafes
✅ Hotels and hospitality
✅ Catering companies
✅ Food processing
✅ Hospitals food services
✅ Schools and universities
✅ Food trucks
✅ Supermarkets
✅ Bakeries
✅ Butcher shops

SFDA Requirements: Food handlers need certificates. Large operations need HACCP-trained supervisors.

Perfect for: Safety professionals in manufacturing, oil & gas, petrochemical, warehouses, food processing, hospitals, any non-construction industry

Perfect for: Construction supervisors, site engineers, project managers, safety officers on construction/infrastructure projects

For Career Advancement:

✅ Safety officers seeking supervisor roles
✅ Engineers moving into HSE management
✅ Site supervisors and foremen
✅ Project managers overseeing hazardous work
✅ Fresh graduates entering HSE careers
✅ Experienced workers seeking higher pay

For Job Requirements:

✅ Saudi Aramco contractor employees (supervisory positions)
✅ SABIC facility workers (engineering and supervision)
✅ International construction project personnel
✅ Oil & gas operations supervisors
✅ Manufacturing plant managers
✅ Maintenance department supervisors

COMPANIES THAT BENEFIT FROM OSHA 30 TRAINING:

Required by Contract:

✅ Saudi Aramco contractors (key personnel must have OSHA 30)
✅ SABIC contractors (site supervisors need OSHA 30)
✅ International project bidders (often required in RFPs)
✅ US company subsidiaries in Saudi Arabia (corporate policy)

Recommended for Compliance and Quality:

✅ Construction companies
✅ Oil & gas operations 
✅ Manufacturing plants 
✅ Facility management companies 
✅ EPC contractors 

For Classroom Students:

• OSHA 30-Hour Student Manual (printed, 200+ pages, yours to keep)
• Module handouts and reference materials
• Case studies and real incident examples
• Daily module quizzes (graded but formative)
• Final exam (70% required to pass, can retake if needed)
• Temporary OSHA 30 certificate (issued within 1 week)
• Official US Department of Labor OSHA 30 Card (plastic card with photo, mailed within 3-4 weeks to your address)
• Refreshments during breaks (classroom training)

For Online Students:

• 24/7 access to NASP online training portal (6 months)
• 30 hours of video lectures, readings, interactive content
• Downloadable module materials (PDFs)
• Automated quizzes after each module (can retake)
• Final exam (70% required, can retake if needed)
• Email and phone support for technical/content questions
• Official US Department of Labor OSHA 30 Card (mailed after completion)

Perfect for: Designated fire wardens, building managers, floor marshals, safety officers, facility supervisors

What You’ll Learn:

• Saudi Civil Defense Fire Safety Regulations
• Fire Warden Roles and Responsibilities
• Before a Fire (Prevention)
• During a Fire (Emergency Response)
• After a Fire
• Fire Behavior and Spread
• Types of Fires and Extinguishing Methods
• Fire Extinguisher Use

Perfect for: All employees (highly recommended), security personnel, maintenance staff, receptionists

• Fire Fundamentals:
  • Fire triangle (heat, fuel, oxygen) – remove one element to extinguish
  • Fire classes (A, B, C, D, K) and examples
  • Why water on electrical fire is deadly
  • Why water on oil fire spreads the flames
• Fire Extinguisher Types:
  • Water extinguishers: Class A only (wood, paper, cloth)
  • Foam extinguishers: Class A and B (liquids)
  • CO2 extinguishers: Class B and C (flammable liquids, electrical)
  • Dry chemical extinguishers: ABC multipurpose (most common)
  • Wet chemical extinguishers: Class K (kitchen grease fires)
• Selecting Right Extinguisher
• PASS Technique
• Approach and Positioning
• When to Fight Fire vs. Evacuate

Perfect for: Personnel assigned to monitor hot work, welders, welding supervisors, maintenance coordinators

What You’ll Learn:

• Fire Watch Definition and Requirements:
  • What is fire watch (monitoring during and after hot work)
  • Saudi Civil Defense and OSHA fire watch requirements
  • When fire watch is required (welding, cutting, grinding, torch work, any open flame)
  • Fire watch duration (during work PLUS 30-60 minutes after completion)
• Fire Watch Responsibilities
• Before & After Hot Work Begins
• Fire Watch Equipment
• Fire Response
• Hot Work Permit Coordination
• Special Situations
• Saudi Climate Considerations
• Practical Component
• Assessment: Written exam on fire watch duties, scenario-based questions

Certification: TVTC Fire Watch Certificate
Duration: 1 day (8 hours)
Validity: 2 years

Perfect for: Oil & gas workers, refinery personnel, wastewater operators, confined space workers, emergency responders

What You’ll Learn:

H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) Properties:

H2S Toxicity and Exposure Limits

Saudi OSHA Limits:

• PEL (Permissible Exposure Limit): 10 ppm (8-hour TWA)
• STEL (Short-Term Exposure Limit): 15 ppm (15 minutes)
• IDLH (Immediately Dangerous to Life/Health): 100 ppm

Where H2S is Found in Saudi Operations:

Recognizing H2S Hazards:

Low-level chronic exposure:

High-level acute exposure:

First Aid for H2S Exposure:

1. Rescue (if trained and equipped with SCBA):
• Never enter H2S atmosphere without SCBA
• Drag victim to fresh air immediately
2. Call for emergency medical help
3. Remove contaminated clothing
4. CPR if not breathing (use barrier device)
5. Oxygen administration (if available and trained)
6. Medical evaluation required even if victim recovers (delayed pulmonary edema can be fatal)

Perfect for: Facility managers, safety managers, building owners, HSE consultants, fire safety officers

What You’ll Learn:

• Fire Risk Assessment Methodology
• Identifying Fire Hazards
• Ignition Sources
• Combustible Materials
• Oxygen Sources
• Identifying People at Risk

✅Fire Warden Training (Required by Saudi Civil Defense)
✅Fire Extinguisher Training (Recommended for All)
✅Fire Watch Training
✅H2S & SCBA Training
✅Fire Risk Assessment

INDUSTRIES:

✅ Office buildings and Warehouses and logistics 
✅ Factories and manufacturing, Oil & gas  
✅ Refineries and petrochemical 
✅ Hospitals and healthcare 
✅ Hotels and hospitality, Construction sites 
✅ Schools and universities 
✅ Shopping malls and retail 

Penalties for Non-Compliance: Saudi Civil Defense can:

• Issue warnings and require corrective action
• Fine companies SAR 5,000-50,000 for violations
• Shut down facilities until compliance achieved
• Revoke operating licenses for serious violations

Comprehensive Training Package:

✅ Training Materials
✅ Hands-On Practical Components

• • Fire Warden & Fire Extinguisher Courses
  • H2S & SCBA Course
  • Fire Watch Course

✅ Assessment
✅ Certification
✅ Post-Training Support
✅ For Corporate Clients:

• • Training attendance records (for compliance documentation)
  • Certified employee roster
  • Emergency response plan templates
  • Evacuation diagram templates
  • Fire drill planning guide
  • Monthly fire safety inspection checklist
  • Civil Defense inspection preparation checklist

Perfect for: Warehouse workers, logistics operators, factory workers, anyone who will drive forklifts

Perfect for: Maintenance workers, electricians, facility staff, anyone working at height on scissor lifts

Perfect for: Maintenance technicians, telecom workers, construction workers, anyone operating aerial work platforms

Workers: ✅ Warehouse operators, logistics workers, inventory staff, maintenance technicians, electricians, facilities staff

Companies: ✅ Warehouses, distribution centers, logistics companies, manufacturing plants, construction sites, facilities management, airports

Saudi Law: Operators must be trained and licensed. Unlicensed operators = employer liability for accidents.

✅ Training manual (Arabic/English)
✅ Operator safety handbook
✅ Minimum 8 hours hands-on equipment operation (forklift)
✅ Pre-operation inspection checklist
✅ Written exam + practical assessment
✅ TVTC operator certificate
✅ Wallet card for jobsite verification
✅ Lifetime validity (forklift) or 3 years (lifts)

Perfect for: Maintenance technicians, electricians, mechanics, machine operators, supervisors

What You’ll Learn:

LOTO Fundamentals:

• Why LOTO is required (Saudi law & OSHA)
• Energy sources that must be controlled (electrical, mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, thermal, chemical, gravity)
• Authorized vs. affected employees
• When LOTO is required (servicing, maintenance, repair, adjustment, cleaning)
• Exceptions (minor adjustments with machine running – very limited)

LOTO Procedures:

1. Preparation: Identify all energy sources, equipment, switches
2. Notification: Inform affected employees (machine will be shut down)
3. Shutdown: Use normal stopping procedure
4. Isolation: Disconnect all energy sources (circuit breakers, valves, switches)
5. Lockout: Apply locks (NEVER just tags alone for major energy)
6. Stored energy release: Bleed pneumatic/hydraulic lines, discharge capacitors, block elevated parts, cool hot equipment
7. Verification: Attempt to start equipment (proves lockout effective)
8. Perform work: Now safe to work
9. Removal: Remove locks only by person who installed them
10. Re-energize: Reconnect energy sources, test, restart

Lockout Devices:

• Locks (padlocks, must be keyed differently so each worker has unique key)
• Tags (warning, never substitute for lock)
• Lockout hasps (multiple workers lock same device)
• Circuit breaker lockouts
• Valve lockouts
• Plug lockouts
• Cable lockouts

Group Lockout: When multiple workers service same equipment:

• Each worker applies their own lock
• Lockout device remains until last worker removes their lock
• Never remove another worker’s lock

Shift Change Lockout: Transferring lockout from one shift to next shift safely.

Annual Inspection: Employer must inspect LOTO procedures annually to ensure compliance.

Practical Component:

• Hands-on practice applying lockout devices (circuit breakers, valves, plugs)
• Identifying energy sources on equipment
• Completing LOTO checklist
• Group lockout simulation

Certification: TVTC Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) Certificate
Duration: 1 day (8 hours)
Validity: 3 years

Perfect for: Supervisors, permit issuers, safety officers, maintenance managers, contractors

What You’ll Learn:

Permit-to-Work Overview:

• Why permit systems prevent accidents
• Types of work requiring permits in Saudi Arabia
• Permit authority (who can issue, who can approve, who can close)
• Permit validity period (shift-based, typically)

Hot Work Permits:

• Definition of hot work (welding, cutting, grinding, brazing, torch work, open flame)
• Hot work hazards (fire, explosion, toxic fumes)
• Pre-hot work checklist:
• Fire watch assigned and trained?
• Flammables removed or protected?
• Fire extinguishers ready?
• Atmospheric testing completed (flammable/toxic gases)?
• Adjacent areas notified?
• Work area inspected for hidden combustibles?
• During hot work monitoring
• Post-hot work fire watch (30-60 minutes minimum)
• Hot work permit example and completion

Confined Space Entry Permits:

• Confined space definition
• Permit-required confined space criteria
• Atmospheric testing requirements (O2, LEL, H2S, CO)
• Continuous monitoring vs. pre-entry testing
• Entrant, attendant, supervisor roles
• Emergency rescue procedures
• Confined space permit example

Excavation Permits:

• Excavation hazards (cave-in, utilities, asphyxiation, water inflow)
• Competent person requirements
• Utility locating (call before you dig)
• Soil type assessment
• Shoring, shielding, or sloping requirements
• Depth limits (1.5m+ requires protection)
• Daily excavation inspection
• Excavation permit example

Electrical Work Permits:

• Live work vs. de-energized work
• Lockout/tagout integration with electrical permit
• Qualified vs. unqualified persons
• Arc flash hazard assessment
• PPE requirements (arc-rated clothing, voltage-rated gloves)
• Electrical permit example

General Work Permits:

• Work at height
• Roofing work
• Vessel entry
• Work on/near water
• Lifting operations (cranes, hoists)

Permit Issuing Authority:

• Who can issue permits (training required)
• Verification checklist before issuing
• On-site inspection before approving permit
• Permit close-out procedures
• Permit retention and record-keeping

Permit Violations:

• What happens when work proceeds without permit
• Disciplinary procedures
• Contractor management (ensuring contractors follow permit system)

Practical Component:

• Completing sample permits (hot work, confined space, excavation)
• Identifying hazards from work scenario descriptions
• Permit approval decision-making exercise

Certification: TVTC Work Permit System Certificate
Duration: 1 day (8 hours)
Validity: 3 years

Workers: ✅ Maintenance technicians, electricians, machine operators, welders, supervisors

Companies: ✅ Manufacturing, oil & gas, power generation, factories, any company with machinery/equipment

Saudi Law: LOTO and permit systems are required by Saudi labor law. Inspectors check for LOTO procedures and trained authorized employees.

✅ Training manual (Arabic/English)
✅ LOTO procedure templates
✅ Permit templates (hot work, confined space, excavation, electrical)
✅ Hands-on LOTO device practice
✅ Theory assessment
✅ TVTC certificate
✅ 3-year validity
✅ Post-training permit system consultation