Term Archives

  1. Module 2: Pre-Engagement Action

    To ensure fire extinguisher safety, start by operating the fire alarm and informing others of your firefighting plans. Turn off any electrical and gas devices near the fire to reduce the risk of electric shock and heat source.
  2. Module 1: Fire Extinguishers

    Fires have various causes, materials, intensity, and risks. The primary goal is to ensure everyone leaves safely, and tackling a fire should be done after sounding the alarm and confirming safe evacuation.
  3. Brief Description of Fire Extinguisher

    This course provides essential knowledge and practical skills for effectively and safely using fire extinguishers in the event of a fire emergency. Participants learn about different types of fire extinguishers, their appropriate uses, and the PASS.
  4. Module 5: Life-cycle and Recycling

    Module five covers product life cycles, sustainability, corporate and personal social responsibility, energy efficiency, and renewable and non-renewable resources. The product life cycle development has five stages, with a wasteful introduction, growth, maturity, and decrease causing issues.
  5. Module 7: Water Resource Management and Controls

    Module seven focuses on water resource management, controls, and oil storage. Effective water management strategies include planning, developing, distributing, and optimizing water use.
  6. Module 6: Waste Management

    Module six focuses on trash management and its impact on the environment. The UK generates 31 million tons of garbage annually, with 138 cruise vessels producing 138 tons of waste.
  7. Module 3: Environmental Laws and Legislation

    Module three covers environmental law and international policy instruments, including the Environmental Protection Act 1990, which regulates waste and emissions to reduce pollution.
  8. Module 4: Environmental Management

    Module four on environmental management focuses on the implementation stages of environmental management systems, policy creation, and environmental protection.
  9. Module 2: Climate Change

    Climate change is a global phenomenon that alters average temperatures and rainfall over time. It is caused by human activities such as burning fossil fuels, which release massive amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, trapping solar heat and raising the earth's temperature.
  10. Module 1: Introduction

    This online course focuses on environmental management systems and critical environmental challenges, including deforestation, oil depletion, pollution, climate change, biodiversity loss, and noise and light pollution.