M. MOHAMED

Education

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  India Institute of Real Estate

  2010 - 2011

  Diploma In Real Estate Management PPRE & FPM Member of Indian Realtors Organisation ( NAR ) National Associates of Realtors

  Activities and Societies: A resource content and a glossary too has been included thereby saving you the need to requesting the faculty to explain the meanings of legal / technical words and phrases. http://www.realtor.org. This website is visited by more than one million users annually

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  University of Madras

  2009 - 2011

  Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) Business Administration and Management, General

  Activities and Societies: IMPEX, INTERNATIONAL TRADE, PPP

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  University of Madras

  1999 - 2003

  Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) Mechanical Engineering Crescent Engineering College
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  University of Madras

  2011 - 2012

  Diploma In Fire & Safety Industrial Safety Technology/Technician

  Activities and Societies: A fire safety plan is required by all national, state and provincial fire codes based on building use or occupancy types. Generally, the owner of the building is responsible for the preparation of a fire safety plan. The fire code is aimed primarily at preventing fires, ensuring that necessary training and equipment will be on hand, and that the original design basis of the building, including the basic plan set out by the architect, is not compromised. The fire code also addresses inspection and maintenance requirements of various fire protection equipment in order to maintain optimal active fire protection and passive fire protection measures.A typical fire safety code includes administrative sections… Show more The fire code is aimed primarily at preventing fires, ensuring that necessary training and equipment will be on hand, and that the original design basis of the building, including the basic plan set out by the architect, is not compromised. The fire code also addresses inspection and maintenance requirements of various fire protection equipment in order to maintain optimal active fire protection and passive fire protection measures.A typical fire safety code includes administrative sections about the rule-making and enforcement process, and substantive sections dealing with fire suppression equipment, particular hazards such as containers and transportation for combustible materials, and specific rules for hazardous occupancies, industrial processes, and exhibitions.Sections may establish the requirements for obtaining permits and specific precautions required to remain in compliance with a permit Show less