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About us
About us
The Fire and Security Association of India (FSAI) GSFC University Students Chapter is dedicated to promoting fire safety awareness, technical excellence, and practical exposure among students and the community. The chapter serves as a dynamic platform for students to engage in structured learning through awareness programs, hands-on training, demonstrations, and industry interactions.
It aims to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world applications by encouraging active participation in fire safety initiatives, emergency response activities, and community outreach programs. Through its efforts, the chapter strives to develop competent, responsible, and safety-conscious professionals prepared to meet the challenges of fire and emergency services.
Objectives:
Promote learning and awareness of fire protection and security systems
Bridge the gap between academics and industry practices
Organize expert talks, workshops, and industrial visits
Encourage student participation in research, competitions, and safety initiatives
Develop responsible professionals committed to safety culture
Coordinator:
Mr. Abid Husain Lodha (Assistant Professor, PC Fire & EHS Department) - E-Mail: abidhusain.lodha@gsfcuniversity.ac.in
Ms. Trusha Chauhan (Technical Assistant - Chemical Engineering Department) - E-Mail: trusha.chauhan@gsfcuniversity.ac.in
Events Gallery of Chapter's Vibrant Activities
Events Gallery of Chapter's Vibrant Activities
Fire Safety Awareness & Demonstration Session @ Sterling Hospital, Race Course, Vadodara - 27th April 2026
A comprehensive training session was conducted for approximately 60 hospital staff members, covering fire hazards, evacuation procedures, and firefighting systems.
Key Highlights:
Demonstration of hydrant systems, hose operations, and fire extinguishers
Introduction to active and passive fire protection systems
Hands-on training in firefighting techniques
Outcome: Enhanced practical knowledge and awareness, contributing to a safer and more prepared healthcare facility.
Fire Safety Awareness & Demonstration Session @ Aneri Hospital, 20th April 2026
A fire safety awareness and demonstration session was conducted by the FSAI GSFCU Students Chapter in collaboration with the Fire and Security Association of India, focusing on fire prevention and emergency response in healthcare facilities.
Key Highlights:
Active participation of Fire & EHS students
Coordination with FSAI Baroda Chapter
Practical demonstration of firefighting equipment and techniques
Outcome: Enhanced fire safety awareness and emergency preparedness among hospital staff.
Fire Safety Awareness & Demonstration Session @ Shreeji Hospital vadodara, 17th April 2026
A specialized session was conducted focusing on fire prevention, emergency response, and safety practices in healthcare facilities.
Key Highlights:
• Active participation of Fire & EHS students
• Demonstration of firefighting equipment and techniques
• Collaboration with FSAI representatives
Outcome: Strengthened fire safety preparedness within the healthcare environment.
National Fire Service Day Celebration, 15th April 2026
The FSAI GSFCU Students Chapter actively participated in the observance of National Fire Service Day, honouring the bravery and sacrifice of firefighters.
Event Highlights:
Welcome Address and ceremonial proceedings
National Anthem and flag observance
Tribute to fire martyrs
Ceremonial parade and fire mock drills
Expert and guest addresses
Fire Safety Oath
Outcome: The event instilled discipline, respect, and awareness regarding the critical role of fire service personnel in society.
Fire Safety Mock Drill by VMC, 15th April 2026
A live fire safety mock drill and demonstration was conducted by the Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC), showcasing real-time emergency response and firefighting techniques.
Outcome: Enhanced practical understanding of firefighting operations and emergency response among students.
Fit for Fire Relay Competition, 15th April 2026
A task-based relay competition inspired by real-life firefighting scenarios was organized to promote physical fitness and teamwork.
Event Highlights:
Participation of 16 teams (64 students)
Tasks based on strength, endurance, and agility
High levels of enthusiasm and coordination
Outcome: Reinforced the importance of physical readiness and teamwork in emergency services.
Kitchen Fire Safety Awareness Drama, 07th April 2026
Organized as part of National Fire & Safety Week, this activity demonstrated practical fire safety measures in kitchen environments through an interactive and engaging approach.
Outcome: Improved understanding of preventive measures and appropriate response actions during domestic fire incidents.
Two-Day Fire Safety Awareness Session, 22nd & 23rd January 2026
A large-scale fire safety session was conducted for approximately 600 students (300 per day), focusing on fire prevention, emergency response, and evacuation procedures.
Outcome: Enhanced awareness, improved coordination, and strengthened teamwork among participants
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