Fire Warden & Workplace Fire Safety Training in Swindon, Wiltshire

This one-day Level 2 Fire Safety (Fire Marshal) course will give you the skills, knowledge and confidence to manage fire safety. Effectively managing fire safety in your business will help you to reduce the risk of prosecution.

You will also learn how to ensure fire safety measures and evacuation procedures are in place and effective within your business.

Delivery Method

This course is delivered in a classroom in Swindon, Wiltshire, SN2 7RU.

Course Duration

1 Day

What Will You Gain?

By attending this Highfield Level 2 Fire Safety (Fire Marshal) course, you will have the necessary fire safety knowledge and practical skills required to carry out your duties effectively and confidently.

You will identify and report key fire safety issues and understand the structure and importance of regular fire risk assessments.

Therefore, should you need to tackle a small fire, you will be confident enough to do so and will be able to use fire equipment safely.

Who Should Attend?

This one day Highfield Level 2 Fire Safety course is ideal for anyone responsible for fire safety in any workplace. For instance:- Fire Marshals, Fire Wardens, Managers, Team Leaders, Heads of Department or Supervisors.

Why Is It Important?

Fire Marshal training forms an essential part of your fire safety strategy. It is also a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

Under these regulations, you have a legal obligation to ensure that any “responsible person” has undergone specific Fire Marshal training. The training will ensure that you are confident to carry out your role. You need to keep others safe at all times and confidently manage an emergency in the event of a fire.

In other words, if you don’t ensure that your key fire safety personnel are competent to carry out their role effectively then you, your business, your employees and your customers are at risk.

Key Topics

• Common causes of fires
  
• Characteristics of fire and smoke
  
• The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
  
• Legal duties and penalties
  
• Fire risk assessment
  
• Control measures
  
• Fire exits and means of escape
  
• Fire detection and raising the alarm
  
• Fire-fighting equipment
  
• Emergency plans
  
• Fire safety inspections
  
• Fire marshal roles and responsibilities
  
• Fire extinguisher practical

Assessment

20 MCQ

Accreditation

Highfield

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