WSH Guidelines on Flammable Materials

Module 1: Introduction to Flammable Materials

• Scope and Objective
• Legislation on Flammable Materials

Module 2: Fire Basics

• Key Definitions
• How Fires Occur
• Types of Fire

Module 3: Fire Risk Assessment

• Fire Hazard Identification
• Fire Risk Evaluation
• Fire Risk Control
• Risk Management and Management of Change

Module 4: Fire Prevention, Detection, and Control

• Fire Prevention
• Fire Detection and Warning System
• Fire Control

Module 5: Storage and Handling of Flammable Materials

• Separation Distance for Minor Storage
• Hazard Communication at Storage Areas
• Bulk Handling of Flammable Materials
• Dispensing Small Quantities of Flammable Materials

Module 6: Disposal of Flammable Materials

Module 7: Emergency Response

• Emergency Response Plan
• Fire Evacuation
• Company Emergency Response Team
• Flammable Material Spill Control
• Body Decontamination
• MOM Incident Reporting Requirements

Module 8: Burn Injuries and First Aid

• Depth and Extent of Burn
• First Aid for Burn Injuries

Module 9: Fire Case Studies

Module 10: WSH Checklist for Working with Flammable Materials

• Understand the scope, objectives, and relevant legislation related to flammable materials.
• Learn the basics of fire, including key definitions, how fires occur, and the types of fire.
• Conduct fire risk assessments by identifying hazards, evaluating risks, and implementing control measures.
• Explore fire prevention methods, detection systems, and control techniques to mitigate fire incidents.
• Gain insights into safe storage of flammable materials, including separation distances and hazard communication.
• Learn proper handling techniques for both bulk and small quantities of flammable materials.
• Understand disposal methods for flammable materials to ensure safety and compliance.
• Prepare for emergencies with an effective response plan, fire evacuation strategies, and spill control measures.
• Address burn injuries with knowledge of first aid and treatment for different burn types.
• Study real-life fire case studies to gain practical insights and lessons learned.