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Kerala

IOC to open training facility for hazardous industry staff on Wednesday

The training centre is equipped with tanks, valves, firefighting equipment, hoses, portable gas detectors and emergency control system to stimulate real-time action during an emergency.

Express News Service

KOCHI: The Indian Oil Corporation will commission on Wednesday a state-of-the-art technology facility — at Irumpanam — to train operators, supervisors and engineers working in various hazardous industries.The newly-built Fire and Safety Training Centre (FSTC) under the ownership of IOC is the first in Kerala with state-of-the-art technology to train people in live firefighting, a statement said.

“The hazardous industries in Kerala can utilise the facility to undertake real-time firefighting. A model of petroleum retail outlet, product pump house, petroleum storage tank, LPG-mounted storage tanks, electrical panel room and administrative room have been displayed to help understand the features in a petroleum installation,” the statement said. 

The training centre is equipped with tanks, valves, firefighting equipment, hoses, portable gas detectors and emergency control system to stimulate real-time action during an emergency.

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