During a fire emergency, the first few seconds decide safety outcomes. This HSEdx micro-course explains exactly what to do in case of fire—from raising the alarm and calling for help, to evacuating safely and reporting at the muster point. Learners will understand how to respond calmly, protect themselves from smoke, support others without taking unnecessary risks, and follow basic emergency rules such as using staircases, checking doors for heat, and never re-entering the building. The course is designed for workers and supervisors to build quick, correct decision-making during fire emergencies.
Mr. S. C. Mayavanshi is a disciplined and experienced professional with over 36 years of service in the Government of Gujarat, serving as an Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) from 1983 to 2019.
With extensive experience in public service, emergency coordination, field supervision, and enforcement operations, he brings strong practical exposure to safety management, discipline, and emergency response systems. His long tenure in government service has equipped him with sound knowledge of operational procedures, crisis handling, public safety management, and team coordination under challenging conditions.
Throughout his career, he has demonstrated:
Strong leadership and supervisory capabilities
Experience in handling emergency and field operations
Effective communication and public interaction skills
Commitment to discipline, compliance, and procedural standards
Practical understanding of safety, security, and risk management environments
At the National Fire Safety Institute, Mr. Mayavanshi contributes his field-level operational experience to strengthen practical training modules, discipline-based instruction, and emergency response awareness sessions for trainees.
His structured approach, real-world experience, and dedication to public safety make him a valuable mentor for aspiring Fire & Safety professionals.
