SUB OFFICERS' COURSE
Examination Programme:
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Course Code |
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50th External & 95th Sub Officers’ Course |
Objectives:
For Departmental Nominated Candidates: This course is designed for In-service Fire Service personnel who are likely to be promoted to the rank of Sub-Officer and for those who want to make Fire Service as their profession. After completion of course, they will be able to:
For DGR candidates: This course is designed for young graduates and defence personnel who want to make Fire Service as their profession. After completion of course, they will be able to:
Total Course Duration: 25 weeks (For Departmental Nominated Candidates)
33 weeks (For DGR Candidates)
Training Period: 21 weeks
Practical Attachment: 4 weeks (For Departmental Nominated Candidates)
12 weeks (For DGR Candidates)
In-take capacity: 60 per STC
Age Limit: Not more than 45 years as on the last date of receipt of application of the course. Initially (till Dec, 2027) five years relaxation in age limit may be given for candidates above 45 years as on date to complete the course.
Departmental Institute/Organization: Central Government/State Government Department, Local Bodies, PSUs (State/Central), Government Autonomous bodies, Defence candidates through office of Directorate General of Resettlement.
Eligibility Criteria:
1) Departmental Nominated Candidate: Matriculation passed or equivalent and candidates shall be able to read, write & speak English or Hindi.
2) Directly Recruited Candidate: Graduated from any recognized university (Syllabus and Training curriculum of NFSC shall be different for these candidates). These candidates shall be recruited directly by State Public Service Commission or through Statutory Recruitment Board] for officers in Fire Services.
Experience:
1) Departmental Nominated Candidate: Shall have 2 years regular service as Fireman or higher post. OR 1 year regular service for Leading Fireman/ Driver-cum Pump Operator or higher post.
2)Directly Recruited Candidate: No Experience is required for candidates directly recruited through State Public Service Commission or through Statutory Recruitment Board for officers in Fire Services.
Refer “Rules for Admission: Professional Training Programs” for details.
Syllabus Content:
Subject
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THEORETICAL CLASSES
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Paper I: FIRE PREVENTION a. Building Construction b. Fixed Fire Fighting Installations c. Rural Fire d. Aircraft Fire & Rescue e. Ship Fires f. Means of Escape
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Paper II: FIRE EXTINCTION a. Foam & Foam Making equipment b. Hose c. Small & Special Gears d. Ladders e. Pump & Pump Operation f. Water Tender g. Practical Firemanship h. Hose Fittings
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Paper III: SCIENCE a. Basics Physics & Chemistry b. Electricity c. Hydraulics d. Hydrant & Fittings e. Water Relay f. Breathing Apparatus g. Extinguishers
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Paper IV: GENERAL a. First Aid & Ambulance Aid b. Resuscitation and Control Room c. Watchroom and Control Room Procedure d. Salvage e. Fire Service Administration f. Special Services g.Discipline
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FIELD TRAINING:
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I: a. Ladders b. Rescue Drill & Techniques c. Hose Drill d. Ladder Drill
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II: a. Pump Operations b. Water Tender c. Pump Drill d. Foam & Foam Equipment |
III: a. Breathing Apparatus b. First Aid & Ambulance Aid c. Resuscitation Procedure
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IV: a. Squad Drills b. Knots and Lines c. Extinguishers d. Foam Drill |
V: a. Hydrant Drill b. Hose Fittings c. Hydrant & Fittings d. Small Gears
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VI: Standard Test a. Ladders b. Extinguishers c. Ropes and Lines d. Hydrants e. Breathing Apparatus f. Pumps g. Hose
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