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Fire safety & evacuation

RCCI training on a photovoltaic installation

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Fire safety & evacuation 1 Jour From 150 000 FCFA

In a nutshell

What this course aims to achieve

Acquire a methodology for investigating fire causes and circumstances on a PPV (photovoltaic) installation

One day to approach cause investigation of a photovoltaic fire: scene safety and first findings.

Key challenges

  • The scene must be examined without exposure to a DC current that cannot be switched off.
  • Initial findings condition later expert work: what is not recorded the same day is lost.

Learning objectives

  • Apply a structured methodology for investigating the causes of a fire.
  • Document findings and draft substantiated conclusions.

Detailed programme

  1. 1Investigation methodology, and evidence collection and preservation.
  2. 2Analysing evidence and drafting the findings report.

Target audience

  • Experts, technicians and fire-prevention professionals.

Prerequisites

  • Prerequisites (experience, previous pathway modules) depending on the module sought — to be checked before enrolment.

Learning methods

In-person training alternating methodological input and case studies.

Learning assessment

Case study and, depending on the module, issuance of a certificate of competence.

Scope of application

The evidentiary value of an RCCI investigation and its context of use (insurance, legal) depend on the country and context concerned; they must be checked with competent stakeholders.

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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