Annexure 14Syllabus for Fire Fighting Course for First Responders

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OBJECTIVES : To train the participants in Fire Fighting operations to First response activities in an emergency situation.

DURATION

: 20 Working days (5 days per week @ 6 hours per day)

Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
1.	Theory of Combustion: Factors governing rate of combustion spontaneous ignition, heat, energy its characteristics. Co-efficient of linear. Expansion, Transmission of heat, latent Heat, Inflammable liquids, Definitions of Specific gravity, vapour density, inflammable Limits, flash point and ignition	2	-	1	2
2.	Building Construction: Definition of terms, building materials, their behaviour in a fire, factors effecting stabilities of wall, staircase, roofs in case of collapse, causes and signs of building Collapse, Study of various members viz. Doors, windows, floors, roofs, staircases, Beams etc. exposure hazards & methods of its reduction.	3	-	-	3
3	Fire Extinguishers and their application	1	1	2	4
4	Electricity - Definition of common terms, properties, uses and generation of electricity, transformers, motors, static electricity, short circuit use and general hazards and its prevention.	1	1	-	2
5	Hose: Types of delivery and suction hose, construction, characteristics of fire fighting hose, causes of decay and prevention storage, operational misuse, washing, cleaning, testing	1	1	4	6

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	and repairing of delivery and suction hose and hose binding. Hose Drill: How to handle laying & making up a hose, adding replacing, removing and raising to upper floor.
6	Hydrant: Essential requirement of underground fire hydrants, detailed study of sluice value, screw down and pillar hydrant, gears, operation and inspection and testing Hydrant Drill: Three & four men drill.	1	1	2	4
7	Hose Fitting: Detailed description and study of Hose fitting etc. couplings, branches, nozzles, and special types of branches and nozzles, stand pipe, collecting head and breaching and adaptors and miscellaneous hose fittings.	1	1	-	2
8.	Knots & Lines: Types of lines, their uses, care and maintenance. Demonstration and practice of important knots, lashings, splicing & whipping commonly used in fire fighting & rescue operation.	1	1	2	4
9	Foam & Foam equipments: types, description of equipment & demonstration of various foam branches & inductors.	2	2	2	6
10	Ladder (Extension) Description & Construction features of extension ladder, pitching, climbing, leg lock & arm hold hints, care and maintenance, standard test, four men drill carrying down casualties. Rescue drill, picking up, lowering, carrying of unconscious persons, rescue from height by Firemen lift.	1	1	3	5

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Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
11	Pumps: types of pumps, advantages & disadvantages, maintenance, standard test & practical pump operation. Six men trailer & Motor Pump Drill. Water Relay: Types, advantages & disadvantages. Important points for relay operation, Demonstration and practice of laying out of Hoses.	2	2	4	8
12	Breathing Apparatus: Types, merits & demerits of the sets, operational use, care, maintenance and their testing	1	2	8	11
13	Fixed Fire Fighting Installation: rules for installation, internal & external hydrants, rising mains, sprinklers and drenchers, detectors etc.	2	2	-	4
14	Familiarization on Aviation fire, Mines fire, Forest fire, Oil fire, Marine fire, High rise Building, Rail fire, Gas fire etc.	18	-	-	18
15	Course Introduction	2	-	-	2
16	Familiarization of tools, equipments and Accessories	1	3	8	12
17	Unit Test	3	-	-	3
18	Pre final exercise & debriefing	-	-	3	3
19	Final exercise	-	-	3	3
20	Opening & closing of course	2	-	-	2
21	Daily course evaluation	10	-	-	10
22	Films	-	5	-	5
	Total	55	23	42	120

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Syllabus for Hazardous Material Emergency for First Responders

Objective

: To train the participants on hazardous material emergency handling techniques to be able to perform first response activity in an emergency situation

Duration : 20 Working days (5 days per week @ 6 hours per day)

SYLLABUS

Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
1.	Chemical & it's Physical properties- State of Matter, elements and compounds: Definitions-melting, boiling, freezing points: Vapour pressure, sublimation, density, vapour density, specific gravity, corrosively chemical reaction's(exothermic & Endothermic), flash point, Autoignition temperature, flammable range, toxic products of combustion. Definition of Hazardous materials: solubility oxidizers, organic peroxides, compressed gas, flammable solids and cryogens.	2	2		4
2.	Classification of Hazardous Chemicals-Explosive and Flammables, Agricultural, chemicals, Oxidizers, cryogens etc.	2	-	-	2
3.	Characteristics of Hazardous materials: Chemical, Biological, Radiation, Fire Explosive, toxic, corrosive hazards, Hazards due to chemical reactivity.	3	3	-	6
4.	Principles of Toxicology: Route of exposure-Inhalation, absorption, ingestion and injection, Dose-response relationship. (dose terms, dose response curve): Factors influencing texicity-duration and frequency, route of exposure, inter species variation, intra species variation-age and maturity, gender and	3	-	-	3

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Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
	hormonal status, genetic make up and state of health. Environmental factors and chemical combination affecting response.
5.	Exposure Guidelines: Type TLV, TWA, STEL, ceiling, peaks skin notation, IDLH, mixtures: Dispersion of chemicals in the environment -basic dispersion patterns (Air borne contaminants, surface water, soil and underlying rocks, ground water) Effect of chemical in the environment-dilution and degradation,: environmental isolation, chemical transport Meteorological influences on chemical dispersion.	3	-	-	3
6.	Recognition and Identification of Hazardous materials of Hazardous Chemical identification aids and recognition of containers	2	2	-	4
7.	Health effects of Hazardous chemicals: respiratory tract, skin, eyes, nervous system liver, kidneys, blood, reproductive system types of toxic effects (Teratogenic, mutagenic and carcinogenic)	3	-	-	3
8.	Medical Intervention of hazardous chemicals, Heat exposure, rash cramps, exhaustion & heat strokes Signs, symptoms & emergency treatment.	2	-	-	2
9.	Introduction of Personal Protective Equipment - Respiratory protective devices and classes: Air purifying respirators, Air line respirators and Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Levels of Protective clothing.	2	6	8	16
10.	Personal Protective Equipment: Entry & Exit Medical procedures	1	1	3	5
11.	Response Planning-Elements of Pre-incident Planning Support from other agencies and deployment parameters.	1	2	-	3

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Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
12.	Confinement and containment of Hazardous materials: diversion, diking, retaining & releases ln to water, Primary tools to control leaks from drums, pipes, tank trucks & leak, stopping devices	1	2	6	9
13.	*Incident of Command in control: Unified command Structure, Duties of Incident Command team, Role & responsibilities.	2	-	-	2
14.	Execution Planning: Conduct, coordination & Planning resources for evacuation.	1	-	-	1
15.	Decontamination: Types - Gross, Technical & emergency Decontamination, Decontamination of Patients	1	2	5	8
16.	Transportation of Hazardous materials- By Rail, Road & Air: Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) & Shipping Papers	1	1	-	2
17.	Chemical Detection Instruments: Multi-gas meters, PID, FID, Calorimetric sample tubes & chemical agents Monitors	1	1	2	4
18.	Environmental Protection Legislation against Hazardous chemicals	1	-	-	1
19.	Course Introduction	2	-	-	2
20.	Familiarization of tools, equipments, accessories	1	3	8	12
21.	Unit Test	3	-	-	3
22.	Pre-final exercise & Debriefing	-	-	3	3
23.	Final exercise	-	-	3	3
24.	Opening & closing of course	2	-	-	2
25.	Daily course evaluation	10	-	-	10
26.	Films	-	5	-	5
	TOTAL	52	30	38	120

* Incident Command Team shall be read as Incident Response Team (IRT)

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Syllabus for Weapons of Mass Destruction for First Responders

Objective

: To train the participants In weapons of mass destruction techniques to be able to perform first response activities in an emergency situation

Duration

: 20 Working days (5 days per week @ 6 hours per day)

SYLLABUS

Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
1	Introduction to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), WMD Examples	1	-	-	1
2	Introduction to Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)	1/2	1/2	2	3
3	PPE: Entry and Exit Medical	½	1/2	2	3
4	PPE: level and Self-contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)	1/2	1-1/2	3	5
5	Identifying a WMD Incident and the Response Objective	2	-	-	2
6	Event and response risk Analysis, Planning the response, risk Analysis	3	-	-	3
7	*Incident Command System (ICS)	2	-	-	2
8	Identifying and Mapping the Response	1	1	-	2
9	Evacuation	1	1	1	3
10	Demobilization	1/2	1-1/2	1	3
11	PPE: Level A and gross Decontamination	1/2	1-1/2	2	4
12	Technical decontamination	1/2	1-1/2	2	4
13	Introduction to Bombs-Initia5tors of WMD events.	½	1/2	-	1
14	Recognition and Retreat, Personal and Group Security	1	-	-	1
15	Crime Scene Preservation	1	1	1	3
16	Blast Injuries	1	-	-	1
17	Introduction to Chemical Threats	1	-	-	1
18	Recantation of Hazardous Chemical	1	-	-	1

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Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
19	Hazardous Chemical Identification Aids	-	1	-	1
20	Chemical Detectors	1	1	1	3
21	Containers Recognition and Mitigation	-	1	-	1
22	Health Effects of Hazardous Chemicals	1	-	-	1
23	Medical Intervention for Hazardous Chemical	1	-	-	1
24	Patient Decontamination	1	1	1	3
25	Introduction to Biological Threats, Recognition of Biological Hazards, Health effects; of Biological Threats.	1	-	1	2
26	Biological Detection and Sampling	1	1	-	2
27	Biological Incident Mitigation Protocols Table top	1	1	1	3
28	Biological Incident PPE and Decontamination	½	1/2	2	3
29	Radiation and Radioactive Material	1	-	-	1
30	Health effects of Ionizing Radiation	1	-	-	1
31	Radiation Protection and Safety Practices, Decontamination	1	1	1	3
32	Terrorists' Use of Radiological Materials	1	-	-	1
33	Radiation Detection	1	1	2	4
34	Radiation Protection and Safety Practices Tabletop, Radiological Dispersal Devices	1	1	1	3
35	START Triage	11/2	1/2	1	2
36	Critical Incident Stress Management	1	-	-	1
37	Public Information and the Media	1	-	-	1
38	Course Introduction	2	-	-	2
39	Familiarization of tools, equipments, accessories	1	3	8	12
40	Unit Test	3	-	-	3
41	Pre-final exercise & Debriefing	-	-	3	3
42	Final exercise	-	-	3	3
43	Opening & closing of course	2	-	-	2
44	Daily course evaluation	10	-	-	10
45	Films	-	5	-	5
	TOTAL	52-1/2	28-1/2	39	120

* Incident Command System shall be read as Incident Response System (IRS)

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Syllabus for Course on Flood Rescue for First Responders

OBJECTIVES

: To train First Responders of various organisations in response action to be undertaken during and post-disaster phases in flood rescue operations.

DURATION

: 20 working days ( 5 days per week @ 6 hours per day)

Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
1	Flood, their causes prevention, etc.	2	-	-	2
2.	Rules of river & name & parts of boat and word of command	1	1	2	4
3	Anchors & Principles of anchorage	1	1	1	3
4	Lifebuoy, Life-line, Life-Jackets & breast line Throw	1	1	4	6
5	Buoyancy Calculation	2	-	-	2
6	Ropes : Knots & Lashings	1	1	4	6
7	Embankment, Causes, Failure of Embankment emergency repairs, etc.	1	1	6	8
8	OBM Types, Care & Maintenance, Speed boats	1	1	-	2
9	Construction of Improvised Swimming & Floating Aids	1	2	11	14
10	Flood Rescue Practical : Rowing & exercise Boating including	1	2	30	33
11	Course Introduction	2	-	-	2
12	Familiarisation of tools, equipments, accessories	1	3	8	12
13	Unit Test	3	-	-	3
14	Pre-final exercise & debriefing	-	-	3	3
15	Final Exercise	-	-	3	3
16	Opening & Closing of course	2	-	-	2
17	Daily Course Evaluation	10	-	-	10
18	Films -		5	-	5
	TOTAL 30		18	72	120

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Syllabus of Collapsed Structure Search and Location Course

To train trainers and disaster response personnel in operation of acoustic and visual search and locating devices.

On completion of the training the participants will be able to perform the following;

 Describe steps for search and locating

 Use acoustic and visual search devices

Conduct training on victim search and location

 The concept of basic victim search and location.

Composition of search team

 Modes, types and patterns of conducting a search.

 Steps for identifying probable victim locations.

 Acoustic devices for search and location

 Visual devices for search and location

 INSARAG marking system

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 Care and maintenance of search devices.

Personnel from Civil Defence, Fire Services, Home Guards, Police, Central Paramilitary forces and NGO's designated to perform search and rescue missions.

AGE LIMIT : No age limit

DURATION : 1week

(Note : This course is presently run by National Civil Defence College, Govt. of India, Nagpur (Maharashtra))

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Syllabus of Chemical Disaster First Responders Course

To train local emergency responders in preparing and responding to a hazardous materials incident.

On completion of training the participants will be able to perform the following:

Identify hazardous materials.

 Select and employ proper PPE

Conduct Responder Operations against hazardous chemical event.

Threat from hazardous chemicals.

Principles of toxicology.

Identification of hazardous chemicals.

Health effects of hazardous chemicals.

Response planning.

 Safety in handling & transportation of chemicals.

 Confinement & containment of hazardous chemicals.

Medical intervention.

Use of PPE.

Chemical detection instruments.

 Decontamination Procedures.

Incident command and control.

Evacuation Planning.

This programme is suitable for Civil Defence & Home Guard Officers, Industrial Security personnel, Fire Officers, Disaster Managers and Volunteer Officers from NGO's. Knowledge of Basic Science is essential.

AGE LIMIT : Below 40 yrs.

DURATION : 2 weeks

(Note : This course is presently run by National Civil Defence College, Govt. of India, Nagpur (Maharashtra)

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Objective

: To train the participants on hazardous material emergency handling techniques to be able to perform first response activity in an emergency situation

Duration : 20 Working days (5 days per week @ 6 hours per day)

SYLLABUS

Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
1.	Chemical & it's Physical properties- State of Matter, elements and compounds: Definitions-melting, boiling, freezing points: Vapour pressure, sublimation, density, vapour density, specific gravity, corrosively chemical reaction's(exothermic & Endothermic), flash point, Autoignition temperature, flammable range, toxic products of combustion. Definition of Hazardous materials: solubility oxidizers, organic peroxides, compressed gas, flammable solids and cryogens.	2	2		4
2.	Classification of Hazardous Chemicals-Explosive and Flammables, Agricultural, chemicals, Oxidizers, cryogens etc.	2	-	-	2
3.	Characteristics of Hazardous materials: Chemical, Biological, Radiation, Fire Explosive, toxic, corrosive hazards, Hazards due to chemical reactivity.	3	3	-	6
4.	Principles of Toxicology: Route of exposure-Inhalation, absorption, ingestion and injection, Dose-response relationship. (dose terms, dose response curve): Factors influencing texicity-duration and frequency, route of exposure, inter species variation, intra species variation-age and maturity, gender and	3	-	-	3

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Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
	hormonal status, genetic make up and state of health. Environmental factors and chemical combination affecting response.
5.	Exposure Guidelines: Type TLV, TWA, STEL, ceiling, peaks skin notation, IDLH, mixtures: Dispersion of chemicals in the environment -basic dispersion patterns (Air borne contaminants, surface water, soil and underlying rocks, ground water) Effect of chemical in the environment-dilution and degradation,: environmental isolation, chemical transport Meteorological influences on chemical dispersion.	3	-	-	3
6.	Recognition and Identification of Hazardous materials of Hazardous Chemical identification aids and recognition of containers	2	2	-	4
7.	Health effects of Hazardous chemicals: respiratory tract, skin, eyes, nervous system liver, kidneys, blood, reproductive system types of toxic effects (Teratogenic, mutagenic and carcinogenic)	3	-	-	3
8.	Medical Intervention of hazardous chemicals, Heat exposure, rash cramps, exhaustion & heat strokes Signs, symptoms & emergency treatment.	2	-	-	2
9.	Introduction of Personal Protective Equipment - Respiratory protective devices and classes: Air purifying respirators, Air line respirators and Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Levels of Protective clothing.	2	6	8	16
10.	Personal Protective Equipment: Entry & Exit Medical procedures	1	1	3	5
11.	Response Planning-Elements of Pre-incident Planning Support from other agencies and deployment parameters.	1	2	-	3

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Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
12.	Confinement and containment of Hazardous materials: diversion, diking, retaining & releases ln to water, Primary tools to control leaks from drums, pipes, tank trucks & leak, stopping devices	1	2	6	9
13.	*Incident of Command in control: Unified command Structure, Duties of Incident Command team, Role & responsibilities.	2	-	-	2
14.	Execution Planning: Conduct, coordination & Planning resources for evacuation.	1	-	-	1
15.	Decontamination: Types - Gross, Technical & emergency Decontamination, Decontamination of Patients	1	2	5	8
16.	Transportation of Hazardous materials- By Rail, Road & Air: Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) & Shipping Papers	1	1	-	2
17.	Chemical Detection Instruments: Multi-gas meters, PID, FID, Calorimetric sample tubes & chemical agents Monitors	1	1	2	4
18.	Environmental Protection Legislation against Hazardous chemicals	1	-	-	1
19.	Course Introduction	2	-	-	2
20.	Familiarization of tools, equipments, accessories	1	3	8	12
21.	Unit Test	3	-	-	3
22.	Pre-final exercise & Debriefing	-	-	3	3
23.	Final exercise	-	-	3	3
24.	Opening & closing of course	2	-	-	2
25.	Daily course evaluation	10	-	-	10
26.	Films	-	5	-	5
	TOTAL	52	30	38	120

* Incident Command Team shall be read as Incident Response Team (IRT)

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Syllabus for Weapons of Mass Destruction for First Responders

Objective

: To train the participants In weapons of mass destruction techniques to be able to perform first response activities in an emergency situation

Duration

: 20 Working days (5 days per week @ 6 hours per day)

SYLLABUS

Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
1	Introduction to Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD), WMD Examples	1	-	-	1
2	Introduction to Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)	1/2	1/2	2	3
3	PPE: Entry and Exit Medical	½	1/2	2	3
4	PPE: level and Self-contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA)	1/2	1-1/2	3	5
5	Identifying a WMD Incident and the Response Objective	2	-	-	2
6	Event and response risk Analysis, Planning the response, risk Analysis	3	-	-	3
7	*Incident Command System (ICS)	2	-	-	2
8	Identifying and Mapping the Response	1	1	-	2
9	Evacuation	1	1	1	3
10	Demobilization	1/2	1-1/2	1	3
11	PPE: Level A and gross Decontamination	1/2	1-1/2	2	4
12	Technical decontamination	1/2	1-1/2	2	4
13	Introduction to Bombs-Initia5tors of WMD events.	½	1/2	-	1
14	Recognition and Retreat, Personal and Group Security	1	-	-	1
15	Crime Scene Preservation	1	1	1	3
16	Blast Injuries	1	-	-	1
17	Introduction to Chemical Threats	1	-	-	1
18	Recantation of Hazardous Chemical	1	-	-	1

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Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
19	Hazardous Chemical Identification Aids	-	1	-	1
20	Chemical Detectors	1	1	1	3
21	Containers Recognition and Mitigation	-	1	-	1
22	Health Effects of Hazardous Chemicals	1	-	-	1
23	Medical Intervention for Hazardous Chemical	1	-	-	1
24	Patient Decontamination	1	1	1	3
25	Introduction to Biological Threats, Recognition of Biological Hazards, Health effects; of Biological Threats.	1	-	1	2
26	Biological Detection and Sampling	1	1	-	2
27	Biological Incident Mitigation Protocols Table top	1	1	1	3
28	Biological Incident PPE and Decontamination	½	1/2	2	3
29	Radiation and Radioactive Material	1	-	-	1
30	Health effects of Ionizing Radiation	1	-	-	1
31	Radiation Protection and Safety Practices, Decontamination	1	1	1	3
32	Terrorists' Use of Radiological Materials	1	-	-	1
33	Radiation Detection	1	1	2	4
34	Radiation Protection and Safety Practices Tabletop, Radiological Dispersal Devices	1	1	1	3
35	START Triage	11/2	1/2	1	2
36	Critical Incident Stress Management	1	-	-	1
37	Public Information and the Media	1	-	-	1
38	Course Introduction	2	-	-	2
39	Familiarization of tools, equipments, accessories	1	3	8	12
40	Unit Test	3	-	-	3
41	Pre-final exercise & Debriefing	-	-	3	3
42	Final exercise	-	-	3	3
43	Opening & closing of course	2	-	-	2
44	Daily course evaluation	10	-	-	10
45	Films	-	5	-	5
	TOTAL	52-1/2	28-1/2	39	120

* Incident Command System shall be read as Incident Response System (IRS)

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Syllabus for Course on Flood Rescue for First Responders

OBJECTIVES

: To train First Responders of various organisations in response action to be undertaken during and post-disaster phases in flood rescue operations.

DURATION

: 20 working days ( 5 days per week @ 6 hours per day)

Sl. No.	Subject	No. of Hours			Total Hours
Sl. No.	Subject	L	D	P	Total Hours
1	Flood, their causes prevention, etc.	2	-	-	2
2.	Rules of river & name & parts of boat and word of command	1	1	2	4
3	Anchors & Principles of anchorage	1	1	1	3
4	Lifebuoy, Life-line, Life-Jackets & breast line Throw	1	1	4	6
5	Buoyancy Calculation	2	-	-	2
6	Ropes : Knots & Lashings	1	1	4	6
7	Embankment, Causes, Failure of Embankment emergency repairs, etc.	1	1	6	8
8	OBM Types, Care & Maintenance, Speed boats	1	1	-	2
9	Construction of Improvised Swimming & Floating Aids	1	2	11	14
10	Flood Rescue Practical : Rowing & exercise Boating including	1	2	30	33
11	Course Introduction	2	-	-	2
12	Familiarisation of tools, equipments, accessories	1	3	8	12
13	Unit Test	3	-	-	3
14	Pre-final exercise & debriefing	-	-	3	3
15	Final Exercise	-	-	3	3
16	Opening & Closing of course	2	-	-	2
17	Daily Course Evaluation	10	-	-	10
18	Films -		5	-	5
	TOTAL 30		18	72	120

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