Fire Safety Training (including practical demonstration)

This is a comprehensive and detailed training course for individuals undertaking the role of a fire warden. The course covers all aspects of fire safety in the workplace.
We can tailor the course to meet your requirements with respect to specific requirements relating to your premises, including: fire safety management, practical use of fire equipment, evacuation techniques, and active and passive fire protection information.
The course will also typically cover:

• Legal requirements
• The chemistry of fire
• Fire action and procedures
• Classification of fires
• Types of firefighting equipment
• Safety instruction in the use of fire extinguishers
• Live fire training using various types of fire extinguisher
• Fire warden duties for your premises
• Q&A session

This course gives practical advice and awareness for improving individual knowledge of general fire safety. It also provides a ‘hands on’ experience using live fires, which is the best way to learn how to deal with a fire in a stressful situation.

The course is extremely valuable for it gives delegates the opportunity to use a range of different fire extinguishers to put out real controlled fires. The course will typically cover:

• Legal requirements
• The chemistry of fire
• Fire action and procedures
• Classification of fire.
• Types of firefighting equipment and their use
• Live fire training using various types of fire extinguisher
• Q&A session

This short course is designed for delegates to gain some tutored practical experience in using a range of fire extinguishers on live fires and to learn some basic fire knowledge.

The course will typically cover:

• Fire extinguisher recognition
• Classification of fires
• Safety instruction in the use of fire extinguishers
• Live fire training using various types of fire extinguisher
• Q&A session

This service is designed to test your fire procedures and review your compliance with fire safety law. It’s important that all employees are familiar with your fire evacuation procedures and how to follow your procedures efficiently and effectively.

Fire drills should be carried out twice a year, however, this may need to be more frequent depending on the nature and risks present within your premises.

Our fire evacuation drill & report service includes:

• Initiating the fire alarm sounding procedure
• Observing the evacuation and offering guidance on how improvements can be made
• Carrying out a post-drill briefing with your fire co-ordinator and fire wardens
• Completing an evacuation report of our findings, ensuring you comply with the requirement to monitor and improve the evacuation plan