Life Safety
Instructor: Jonathan Klane
Life safety isn't solely about fires; it encompasses myriad crucial elements including exits, maximum allowable quantities, building codes, and human factors. Led by industry expert Jonathan Klane, this course dives deep into the core principles and practical applications of life safety, equipping you with the knowledge and skills to safeguard lives in any scenario.
Understanding Life Safety Codes: Gain insight into the foundational principles of life safety codes and regulations, empowering you to navigate complex safety protocols with confidence.
Enhanced Risk Assessment: Learn to advocate for improved risk assessment practices, ensuring consistency and effectiveness in identifying and mitigating potential hazards.
Human Factors in Fire Management: Explore the critical role of human behavior in fire incidents, enabling you to proactively address psychological and physiological factors for better safety outcomes.
Impact of Maximum Allowable Quantities: Understand how maximum allowable quantities can influence the safety of entire laboratory floors, and learn strategies to manage chemical hazards effectively.
Building Occupancy Classifications: Identify key building occupancy classifications and their implications for laboratory construction and usage, optimizing safety protocols for specific environments.
Critical Role of Exits: Appreciate the significance of exits in life safety procedures, and learn how to design and maintain effective egress systems to ensure swift evacuation.
Engineering Controls for Safety: Discover the value of engineering controls in mitigating risks and enhancing productivity, and gain insights into space optimization strategies for improved safety outcomes.
Decision-Making Authority: Identify stakeholders responsible for life safety decisions, empowering you to navigate organizational hierarchies and advocate for safety measures effectively.
What are the learning outcomes of this course?
Upon completion of the Life Safety course, participants will be able to:
Explain the basis of life safety codes
Defend the need for improved and consistent risk assessment throughout a process or experiment, including any changes to it
Describe at least three human factors involved with fires
Explain how maximum allowable quantities can impact an entire floor of labs
List several building occupancy classifications and state how it impacts lab construction and use
Describe how exits play a critical role in life safety
Defend the value of several engineering controls for safety/risk, as well as increased productivity of space
Identify who typically has final say over life safety decisions
Join us and embark on a journey towards ensuring the safety and well-being of all individuals in any environment.