Compliance with Fire Safety Requirements
Comply with all fire safety requirements and regulations.
TRAINING
FSM & FSO TRAINING
Fire Safety Manager (FSM) & Fire Safety Officer (FSO) professional training.
INTRODUCING LTA SERVICES SDN BHD
Your Fire Safety Partner for Organisasi Keselamatan Kebakaran (OKK)
LTA Services Sdn. Bhd. is now officially certified as an Organisasi Keselamatan Kebakaran (OKK) Training Provider in Malaysia for the following training programmes:
- Fire Safety Manager (FSM)
- Fire Safety Officer (FSO)
In line with the latest initiative by Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia (JBPM), the appointment of Fire Safety Manager (FSM) and Fire Safety Officer (FSO) is now a critical requirement to enhance fire safety management across designated premises.
LTA Services Sdn. Bhd., with over two decades of industry experience, proudly offers comprehensive Organisasi Keselamatan Kebakaran (OKK) training programmes designed to equip your appointed personnel with the necessary knowledge, competence, and confidence to effectively manage fire safety responsibilities.
Our training is structured to meet regulatory expectations while focusing on practical application, emergency preparedness, and real-life response scenarios, ensuring your team is fully prepared to safeguard lives and property.
Why Choose Us?
- Experienced trainers
- Practical & hands-on training approach
- Compliance with JBPM requirements
- Tailored programs for various industries
- HRD Corp claimable training
Empower your organisation with the right knowledge and skills — because fire safety is not an option, it is a responsibility.
ORGANISASI KESELAMATAN KEBAKARAN (OKK)
Overview
Organisasi Keselamatan Kebakaran (OKK) refers to a special internal committee within an organisation responsible for managing, planning, and supervising all aspects of protection as well as preparedness in facing fire risks.
Based on the provisions of Section 27A of the Fire Services Act 1988 (Act 341) in Malaysia, selected premises are required to establish an OKK as a key prerequisite to obtain and renew a Fire Certificate (Fire Certificate F3) from the Fire and Rescue Department of Malaysia (JBPM).
FIRE SAFETY MANAGER - FSM
Bears the primary responsibility of leading the premises' fire safety strategy, while serving as the official spokesperson and liaison with JBPM.
FIRE SAFETY OFFICER - FSO
Supports the FSM's duties through routine monitoring, log record maintenance, and ensuring all fire prevention equipment operates at optimal performance.
MAIN ROLE OF ORGANISASI KESELAMATAN KEBAKARAN (OKK)
Early Preventive Measures
Ensuring periodic inspections are carried out on various protection systems.
Crisis Management
Managing the safe evacuation of the building and providing initial response to incidents.
Preparation & Training
Drafting emergency plans and managing regular fire simulations/drills.
Integrity & Regulatory Compliance
Updating documents, audit records, and safety reports to comply with established legal requirements.
In accordance with the Director General's Standing Order No. 5 of 2025, every designated premise is required to establish a Fire Safety Organisation and appoint qualified Fire Safety Managers (FSM) and Fire Safety Officers (FSO).
CRITERIA AND QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR
FIRE SAFETY MANAGER (FSM)
Applicants for Fire Safety Manager (FSM) Certification must meet the following eligibility and qualification requirements as determined by the Director General.
- Must be a Malaysian citizen; and
- Possess at least a Bachelor's Degree in Fire Safety; or
- Possess a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering or any other field recognised by the Director General; or
- Possess a Diploma in Fire Safety, Engineering, or equivalent qualification with not less than five (5) years of relevant working experience; or
- Possess a Malaysian Skills Diploma (DKM), equivalent certification, or any other qualification recognised by the Director General; or
- Former Senior Fire Officer with not less than seven (7) years of experience.
- Attend the FSM Competency Course and successfully pass the FSM Level I Examination as prescribed by the Director General; and
- For special hazard premises such as oil & gas refineries, chemical plants, hazardous process facilities, special structures, or any other premises determined by the Director General, candidates must attend and pass the FSM Level II Examination.
COMPETENCY REQUIREMENTS
CRITERIA AND QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR
FIRE SAFETY OFFICER (FSO)
Applicants for Fire Safety Officer (FSO) Certification must meet the following eligibility and qualification requirements as determined by the Director General.
- Must be a Malaysian citizen; and
- Possess a Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) qualification and pass the examination or equivalent certification recognised by the Director General; or
- Former Fire Officer; and
- Attend the competency course and pass the FSO competency examination as determined by the Director General.
Development of Emergency Response Plans (ERP)
Formulate, update and enhance the Emergency Response Plan (ERP) and building evacuation procedures on an ongoing basis.
Conducting Weekly Inspections
Carry out weekly fire safety inspections across the premises.
Maintenance of Fire Protection Equipment
Ensure all fire safety equipment and installations are properly maintained and kept in good working order.
Supervision of ERT & FSO
Lead the Emergency Response Team (ERT) and supervise Fire Safety Officers (FSO) during routine safety inspections and operational drills.
Fire Hazard Abatement
Remove, or cause to be removed, any fire hazards identified during inspections.
Preparation of Fire and Emergency Action Plan
Prepare a Fire and Emergency Action Plan.
Conducting Fire Drills
Conduct fire drills.
Record and Document Management
Ensure that a copy of the Fire and Emergency Action Plan, along with all relevant records and documents, is maintained.
Training and Courses
Conduct any fire safety and emergency-related courses or training.
Occupancy Load Management
Ensure that the occupancy load of the designated premises does not exceed the maximum capacity set under applicable written law.
Inspection Directives for FSOs
Instruct any Fire Safety Officer (FSO) to inspect all firefighting equipment and fire safety installations.
Fire Safety Guidebook
Prepare a fire safety guidebook for building occupants/residents.
Supervision of Equipment Maintenance
Supervise the maintenance of firefighting equipment and fire safety installations.
Compliance Supervision of (OKK) Officers
Ensure that all Fire Safety Organisation (OKK) officers on the designated premises comply with all fire safety requirements.
Firefighting Drill Supervision
Supervise regular firefighting training and drill activities.
Fire Hazard Abatement
Remove, or cause to be removed, any fire hazards identified on the premises.
Fire Safety Campaigns and Promotional Activities
Organise annual fire safety campaigns, training sessions, courses, competitions, contests, and various activities to promote fire safety awareness.
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