Introduction to fire safety Most fires are preventable. Those responsible for workplaces and other buildings to which the public have access can avoid them by taking responsibility for and adopting the right behaviors and procedures. Why run a Fire Prevention Toolbox Talk? Fire prevention, Fire safety, Firefighting and what to do in case of a fire How do fires start? Heat - an ignition source e.g. electrical fault, naked flame, weld torch or hot embers Fuel – something that will burn e.g. dry timber, chemical, plastics, paper or cardboard Oxygen – found in the atmosphere I f you remove one of these from the triangle, fires will be prevented. Fire Prevention Maintain good housekeeping to minimise accumulation of things that can fuel a fire Keep fire doors shut at all times – do not prop them open Ensure heating equipment is not kept covered Use proper sealed containers for flammable liquids Do not overload electrical sockets – ‘one so...
Cybersecurity Skills You Must Have 1. Networking and System Administration An in-depth understanding of networking is required to start a career in cybersecurity. Learning networking will help you understand data transmission's technical aspects, which will help you secure your data. Taking up networking certifications like CompTIA Security+ and Cisco CCNA is advisable. Another skill that will be beneficial for you is to master system administration. It is all about configuring and maintaining computers. You must be curious to know every aspect of your computer features and settings and play around a bit. 2. Knowledge of Operating Systems and Virtual Machines A cybersecurity professional must have a strong knowledge of operating environments such as Windows, Linux, and Mac OS. As a cybersecurity expert, you should be comfortable working on any OS. VMs allow you to train and research in an isolated environment and help you maximize your skills. ...