Scope
This 3-day course aims to prepare fire officers, emergency response commanders and their crews to deal with incidents involving various types of materials that are considered hazardous to either humans, animals or the environment.
The challenge in dealing with such incidents, without further endangering emergency responders, the general public and/ or the environment, requires a great deal of skills and knowledge among those handling it.
KITC is proud to be one of the very few training entities in the kingdom to provide such skills and knowledge to its clients through this course.
- Introduction to Haz-Mat
- Main Haz-Mat Categories
- Haz-Mat hazards
- Response Requirements
- Initial Response
- Hot-Zone Operations
- Warm Zone Activities
- Decontamination
- Recovery
- Response Challenges
- Haz-Mat incident scenarios
- Summary
Who should attend
- Fire department heads and operations officers
- Emergency response directors
- Fire chiefs and their deputies
- Crew commanders
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KITC Technical Manager
Saeed Jaber Al Ghamdi
A highly skilled Fire and Rescue Specialist, he holds a Bachelor’s degree in Technical Sciences from King Faisal Air Academy and has earned more than forty diplomas and certificates from leading fire training centers in the United States and the United Kingdom. His extensive international training covers fire prevention, emergency response, rescue operations, and safety management, reflecting a deep commitment to professional excellence. With this strong academic background and advanced practical expertise, he stands as a reliable and knowledgeable authority in fire safety, capable of delivering high-quality training and ensuring the highest standards of emergency preparedness.... Read More