Ncifs jalalpur branch

04/04/2026

09/03/2026

Helmet Colors and Their Use

NCIFS Fire & Safety College
Ncifs Siwan
Ncifs jalalpur
Ncifs Tajpur,janta bazar
07779955426

06/03/2026

*4 से 11 मार्च – *55वा राष्ट्रीय सुरक्षा दिवस* *के अवसर पर आइए हम सभी एक सुरक्षित और स्वस्थ कार्यस्थल बनाने के अपने संकल्प को पुनः दृढ़ करें। *सुरक्षा केवल कोई नियम या प्रक्रिया नहीं है — यह हम सभी की साझा जिम्मेदारी है।* *हर छोटा कदम, हर सावधानी और हर सेफ्टी ऑब्जर्वेशन दुर्घटनाओं को रोक सकता है और जीवन बचा सकता है। आइए हम:*
- *सुरक्षा नियमों का सख्ती से पालन करें*
- *व्यक्तिगत सुरक्षा उपकरण (PPE) का सही तरीके से उपयोग करें*
- *असुरक्षित परिस्थितियों की तुरंत सूचना दें*
- *अपने आसपास सुरक्षित व्यवहार को प्रोत्साहित करें*

*याद रखें, “सेफ्टी फर्स्ट – सेफ्टी ऑलवेज।” एक सुरक्षित कार्यस्थल ही एक उत्पादक कार्यस्थल होता है।* *आप सभी को सार्थक और सुरक्षित राष्ट्रीय सुरक्षा दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ। *सतर्क रहें, सुरक्षित रहें!*

03/03/2026

NCIFS फायर सेफ्टी कॉलेज जलालपुर ब्रांच होली का धमाका ऑफर हर कोर्स पर पाए 30%तक की छूट ये ऑफर 10 मार्च तक है जल्दी करे ! ब्रांच डायरेक्टर इंजीनियर शमसेर सर कॉल +917779955426

27/02/2026

Boom Length Required for Lifting

Boom length depends on:

Load weight
Lifting radius
Crane load chart

🔹 Example:

Load weight = 5 tons
Radius = 12 meters

According to load chart, crane may require 20m boom length to safely lift.

Always check manufacturer load chart before lifting.

27/02/2026

Difference Between Site Engineer & Safety Engineer

🔹 Site Engineer

Responsible for construction work ex*****on

They focus on:

Work progress
Design implementation
Materials
Technical work

👉 Their goal = Project completion

🔹 Safety Engineer

Responsible for worker safety

They focus on:

Risk assessment
PPE
Safe working method
Accident prevention

👉 Their goal = Zero accident

🔹 Example:

While digging excavation:

👷 Site Engineer - Checks depth & alignment

🦺 Safety Engineer - Checks shoring, barricading & gas test

🎤 Interview Line:

Site engineer builds the structure, safety engineer protects the people.

JALALPUR, janta Bazar Ncifs Siwan

27/02/2026

What is RCCB?

✅ Definition:

RCCB (Residual Current Circuit Breaker) protects people from electric shock by detecting leakage current and disconnecting power.

It protects human life.

🔹 Example:

If a worker touches damaged cable and electricity leaks through body, RCCB trips and cuts power.

🎤 Interview Line:

RCCB detects leakage current and stops electricity to prevent electric shock.

26/02/2026

How to Activate Emergency Response Plan (ERP)?

✅ Steps:

1. Identify Emergency (Fire, Gas Leak, Fatal Accidents)

2. Inform Supervisor

3. Call emergency number / alarm

4. Stop work immediately

5. Evacuate to assembly point

6. Provide first aid

7. Call EMS if needed

🔹 Example:

If fire starts in workshop:

👉 Worker shouts "FIRE" "FIRE" "FIRE"
👉 Alarm activated
👉 Workers go to assembly point
👉 Fire team uses extinguisher
👉 EMS called if injury

siwan Ncifs jalalpur branch

10/02/2026

What is the Difference Between CSM and GI in Safety Field?

📘 CSM (Construction Safety Manual)

👉 A CSM is a large safety manual that provides overall safety guidelines for construction work, often used by major companies (e.g., Saudi Aramco) to ensure contractors manage safety comprehensively. It includes policies, processes, and requirements for planning work safely.

📘 GI (General Instruction)

👉 A GI is a specific instruction document that explains the administrative and technical details for a particular activity (e.g., scaffold safety, welding procedures). GIs are often part of a larger safety system like CSM but focus on one topic or task.

🔍 Example

✔ CSM: Covers safety rules for the entire construction project — work permits, risk assessment, training requirements.

✔ GI: Gives exact step-by-step instructions for scaffold er****on safety, or fall protection criteria.

🎯 Interview Line

“CSM is the overall safety policy for projects; GI is detailed instruction for specific tasks within that safety system.”
Call,7779955426

10/02/2026

What is Class K Fire? (Standard Definition + Example)

📘 Definition

Class K fires are fires involving cooking oils and fats, especially in commercial kitchens where large amounts of oil are heated. They are a specific fire class in standards like NFPA 10 because ordinary fire extinguishers do not work effectively on these fires.

🔥 Real Example

In a restaurant kitchen, a deep fryer containing vegetable oil catches fire. This is a Class K fire because it involves combustible cooking oils and fats. The correct extinguisher uses a wet chemical agent that breaks down the burning oil and creates a soapy layer to smother flames.

🎯 Interview Line

“Class K fires come from cooking oils and fats and require special wet chemical extinguishers not water or dry chemical.”
Ncifs jalalpur branch ,7779955426