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FIRE SAFETY TRAINING
Fear is our natural reaction to fire which is why it is important that your staff have the appropriate fire safety training. We offer two courses, Basic Fire Awareness (2hrs) and Fire Marshal Training (Half Day) – comprehensive training that will provide suitable and sufficient training for your staff as required by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
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We offer 2 hour Basic Fire Awareness Training courses to ensure that your employees react in the right way in the event of a fire breaking out. Fear is our natural reaction to fire, which means that the average person will panic, and that puts lives in danger.
With a single class, we can help up to 10 members of your team on how to stay calm in the face of a fire, ensure that everybody gets out safely, and limit the damage to the property as well.
We also offer a half day Fire Marshal Training course for up to 10 members of staff. They will learn the basics of fire, fire prevention, extinguishers, fire emergency plans and fire marshal actions.
If there’s a fire and you haven’t met your legal duties to keep people safe you may be fined or receive a custodial sentence.
Don’t be caught without the correct safety measures in place!
If you are unsure of what your responsibilities are, talk to one of our experienced fire & safety experts, call 0204 572 0661 today for free no-obligation advice!
HOW WE REACT IN THE EVENT OF A FIRE COULD SAVE LIFES
Our fire safety training program consists of a number of different modules that cover all aspects of fire safety and recovery.
Once your employees have completed all of these modules and filled out the Basic Fire Safety consolidation questionnaire, they will know everything that they need to know in order to react to a fire in the building.
The Fire Safety Course covers:
- The fire triangle
- How Fire Moves
- Common causes of fire
- Fire safety legislation
- Basic Hazard Spotting
- Identifying fire extinguishers
- Using fire extinguishers (discharging a CO2)
- The fire blanket demonstration (Not live)
- The role of fire marshal
- Fire safety equipment checks
- Actions on discovering a fire
- The Fire and Emergency Plan
- PEEP’s (Personal emergency evacuation plans)
- Fire drills and evacuation
- Incident reporting
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Talk to us: We would love to hear from you, whether you need some advice on your fire safety requirements or existing equipment tested, serviced or replaced, business security or home automation our team are always on hand to help.
