During these challenging times, we can offer flexible approaches to your training needs: with remote delivery via Microsoft Teams or Zoom or in-person, socially-distanced options at our Daresbury offices. Please call 01925 606 420 to discuss your requirements further.
FPA – Fire Safety Awareness (2 hours)
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 has made fire safety training a legal requirement for all staff members. This course follows the Fire Protection Association (the UK’s national fire safety organisation) syllabus, providing delegates with an understanding of:
- The common causes of fire and relevant statistics
- How fire starts and spreads
- Current UK legislation and what that means for fire safety in premises
- Spotting hazards and protecting against fire
- How to select and use a fire extinguisher
- What to do in the event of a fire
FPA – Role of the Fire Warden (4 hours)
This course is designed for persons who have a responsibility for, or are involved in, the evacuation of people from their buildings. It outlines the responsibilities of a fire warden / marshal and provides guidance on how to perform their duties. The course follows the Fire Protection Association (the UK’s national fire safety organisation) syllabus, covering:
- The main requirements of current fire safety legislation
- The role and responsibilities of fire wardens
- General hazard spotting
- Action in the event of fire
- Typical evacuation procedures
- Types of extinguisher and their safe application and use
- Fire science basics and fire protection measures
Practical Fire Extinguisher/Fire Blanket (1 hour)
(Outdoor delivery at client premises)
Our fire safety training has been developed by a professionally qualified Fire Officer with a wealth of firefighting and fire safety experience. This practical session is aimed at any person who may be required to, or have the opportunity to, use a fire extinguisher or a fire blanket. It is conducted outdoors (an area the size of 2 parking spaces is required). Delegates will have the opportunity to have a hands on go at putting a fire out during the demonstration.
Best practice guidance is followed on training methods and materials in order to ensure learning benefit whilst minimising damage to the environment.
