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Training in correct behaviours when facing lithium battery fire risk

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Course sheet
Fire safety & evacuation 3H30 From 150 000 FCFA

In a nutshell

What this course aims to achieve

Develop your knowledge of lithium battery risks - Supplementary INSSI module, available remotely or in person

Half a day for lithium battery users: prevention practices, signs of thermal runaway and what to do.

Key challenges

  • A battery that swells, heats or smells is already failing: the reaction must be immediate, not experimental.
  • The usual extinguisher is not always suited to this fire, and the temptation to persist is strong.

Learning objectives

  • Understand how lithium batteries work and the mechanisms of thermal runaway.
  • Adopt the right prevention reflexes and initial response to this risk.

Detailed programme

  1. 1How lithium batteries work and fire risk factors.
  2. 2Prevention measures and correct behaviours in the event of an incident.

Target audience

  • QHSE staff, technicians and personnel handling or storing lithium batteries.

Prerequisites

  • No prerequisite.

Learning methods

Content adapted to the session format (in-person, remote or e-learning).

Learning assessment

Questionnaire or case study depending on the session format.

Scope of application

Applicable prevention measures depend on the battery type, the site and requirements in force; this emerging risk is subject to still-evolving regulation depending on the country.

Upcoming sessions

Register for a session

Dates are set by our team. Choose a session and the number of participants: your registration is recorded and confirmed once payment is received.

From 150 000 FCFA per participant

No session scheduled at the moment. Contact us to be told about the next session or to arrange a tailor-made course.

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