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Fire Marshall and Fire Warden Training

Fire Risk Assessment Training



Fire Marshall and Fire Warden Training


Introduction: This course is intended for staff who have responsibilities as a Fire Marshall or Fire Warden in their organisations. The course aims to make the attendees aware of the origin and sources of fire in any given workplace, implications of fire at workplace and how to implement the fire precautions developed for any workplace.


Course Outlines:
  • Fire Safety Terminology
  • Fire Safety Related Legislation in the UK
  • Implications of Fire on Organisations
  • Origin of Fire - Fire Triangle
  • Different Types of Fire
  • Sources of Fire
  • Development of Fire Procedures
  • Fire Detection
  • Raising the Alarm - Sounders
  • Selection of Fire Fighting Equipment
  • Types of Fire Extinguishers
  • Selection of Fire Extinguishers
  • Features of Fire Extinguishers
  • Use of Fire Extinguishers
  • Testing of Fire Detection and Alarms
  • Emergency Lighting and its Testing
  • Electrical Installations and PAT Testing
  • Fire Safety Signage
  • Fire Drills, Escape Routes and Assembly Points
  • Liaison with Emergency Services
  • Other Relevant Topics and Issues
  • Conclusions and Discussion

Course Duration: Half Day (3.5 hours)


Venue: Client premises or at Felaw Maltings, 44 Felaw St, Ipswich, IP2 8SJ


Cost: £200 + VAT at our Ipswich office (up to 8 delegates)

          £250 + VAT at Client premises within East Anglia (up to 12 delegates)

          £275 + VAT at Client premises in London (up to 12 delegates)



Fire Risk Assessment Training


Introduction: The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 has created a specific and stringent legal obligation on organisations to carry out and regularly review Fire Risk Assessments of their premises. There has been a number of high profile prosecutions against organisations who have failed to carryout suitable and sufficient Fire Risk Assessments. This course is aimed at making the responsible person aware of the importance and process of Fire Risk Assessments and enable them to undertake Fire Risk Assessments for low-risk workplace environment.


Course Outlines:
  • Fire Safety Terminology
  • Fire Safety Related Legislation in the UK
  • Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
  • Implications of Fire on Organisations
  • Origin of Fire - Fire Triangle
  • Sources of Fire
  • Fire Detection and Fire Alarms Systems and Testing
  • Types and Selection of Fire Fighting Equipment
  • Electrical Installations and PAT Testing
  • Emergency Lighting and its Testing
  • Fire Safety Signage
  • Fire Drills, Escape Routes and Assembly Points
  • Identification of Fire Hazards and Risk
  • Different Methods and Formats of Fire Risk Assessments
  • Recommendations and Establishing Action Plans
  • Review of Fire Risk Assessments
  • Other Relevant Topics and Issues
  • Conclusions and Discussion

Course Duration: One Day (9.00 am to 4.30 pm)


Venue: Client premises or at Felaw Maltings, 44 Felaw St, Ipswich, IP2 8SJ


Cost: £395 + VAT at our Ipswich office (up to 8 delegates)

          £420 + VAT at Client premises within East Anglia (up to 12 delegates)

          £475 + VAT at Client premises in London (up to 12 delegates)



If any of the above courses is of interest to you or you wish to find out more about it please contact us.