In this introductory module, we will learn basic electrical information such as the structure of atoms, how electrons work, what an electric current is and the principles of electrical resistance.

In module two, we will learn about the fire triangle and why it is important. We will also explore the different types of fires, their characteristics, and first responsible person duties.

In module three, we will explore voltage sources and the use of resistors, with important information on the types of fixed resistors, colour code and power ratings.

In module four, we will deepen our knowledge of capacitors and how they store charge. It discusses a range of topics, including energy density of electric fields, voltage rating of a capacitor, and factors affecting capacitance.

Module five covers general electrical and fire safety training, including protective clothing and the effects of electric current on the body. It covers safety compliance and guidelines that every responsible person should know. 

In module six, we will deepen our understanding of fire safety law and legislation, with important information on fire enforcement, and step-by-step training on how to carry out a fire risk assessment.

In module seven, we will explore a range of general fire safety measures and arrangements, with training on how to use a fire extinguisher correctly, and planning fire escape routes.

In module eight, we will explore some case studies on different fire emergencies and how to deal with them, covering key topics such as evacuation procedures and fire drill best practice.