Fire Training Courses
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 employers have a legal responsibility to provide staff with adequate instruction and training in fire safety.
We offer three fire training courses:
Fire Warden Training
This half-day course is designed to give designated fire wardens the confidence to respond effectively in a real-fire situation. The course also provides them with an improved fire safety awareness that can help to support a fire-aware culture in the workplace. The course covers:
- Causes of fire
- Fire prevention
- Human behaviour
- An overview of fire fighting equipment
- Fire detection
- Evacuation and assembly
- Human behaviour.
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Fire Risk Assessment Training
This one-day course is suitable for those people expected to carry out fire risk assessments under the Regulatory Reform Order (Fire Safety) 2005. It includes:
- Summary of the legislation
- Five stages of risk assessment
- Fire Hazards
- Fire Prevention
- Potential for fire and smoke spread
- Means of escape and housekeeping
- Arson Prevention
- Fire Fighting Equipment
- Fire detection and warning systems
- Evacuation plans including those for disabled persons
- Staff instruction and training
- Record keeping
- The Fire Service as the enforcing authority.
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Fire Safety Training
This half-day course gives an awareness of general fire safety issues and is suitable for all employees. It provides an overview of:
- How fires start
- Fire prevention
- Fire fighting equipment
- Good housekeeping
- Evacuation and assembly.
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