Fire Warden/ Marshal Course (4 Hour Course) | Fire Regulations for Managers (1 Day Course) | Fire Safety Awareness (3 Hour Course)
It is now your responsibility to ensure your business meets Fire Safety Regulations set by government legislation. You will be penalised if you do not have correct procedures and documentation in place.
Kimber Brown & Associates Ltd specialises in all aspects of Fire Safety for industry and commerce, including training and advice, and risk assessment.
The Fire Warden/Marshalls’ course complies with The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 which requires that employers provide adequate fire safety training for their staff. Successful students receive certificates to show that they are qualified to be Fire Marshals’ in the workplace.
Candidates will be able to manage fire safety for premises and deal with emergency situations
The Fire safety and implications course looks more widely at the requirements of The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the implications for the responsible person and their duties to prevent fire, protect the environment and be responsible for control of the premises. Additionally the course looks at undertaking a suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment, keeping and maintaining records and organising emergency evacuations.
Candidates will be able to manage fire safety on a day to day basis, maintain fire risk assessments, understand control measures and deal with emergency situations.
This two hour course has been specifically designed to reduce the risk of fire through the promotion of fire safety awareness and basic fire training for care workers. This course is designed for persons who may have to use phased or horizontal evacuation and maybe required to use a fire extinguisher whilst at work. This course will provide all candidates with greater fire safety awareness and is designed to increase their confidence in the action to take in case of a fire occurring.
Staff will gain a greater awareness of the risks of fire and will have more confidence to deal with a fire situation.
