Fire Marshal & Fire Warden Training

Fire Marshal (inc. Fire Warden)

Fire Safety Qualifications Number: 257345
6 Hours: 1 Day Classroom Fire Safety Course
Fire Safety Certificate Valid For 3 Years

 Onsite Fire Safety Training £495.00 +VAT   for 12 People

NOTE: we cover most of the UK for Onsite Fire Safety courses.

Training onsite at your workplace     (or you can hire of one of our training venues for a private Onsite Fire Safety course)

Fire Marshal & Fire Warden Training Variations

This is a 1 day/ 6 hour Fire Marshal inc Fire Warden training course
This is a more in-depth course than the fire warden training and it is aimed at people who are going to be managing staff in their role as a fire safety person (fire warden) in the workplace.

This course also covers the 3 hour Fire Warden course syllabus. This can be delivered in the first 3 hours of the course.  You can have some people just attend the first 3 hours to be a Fire Warden and have others stay for the full day to be a Fire Marshal.

Learners will come away with a good understanding of managing fire risks and threats and be able to apply this knowledge to their specific workplace and the fire safety staff they are managing.

Topics covers include:

• Role of a Fire Marshal and a Fire Warden
• Employee's duties
• UK fire safety legislation
• Fire safety procedures
• Fire prevention/common causes
• Arson
• Chemistry of fire
• Fire protection
• Fire risk assessment, the emergency plan
• Fire drills/evacuation
• Fire control
• Fire doors
• Safety briefings
• Signage
• Extinguisher recognition and use theory
• Extinguisher use practical: each attendee has the opportunity to hold and discharge 2 different extinguishers: CO2 and foam or water
• Cost of fire in the UK
• Human behaviour in a fire
• Chemistry of fire
• How fire spreads
• Fire detection systems
• Escape routes
• Emergency lighting
• Fire alarms
• Minimising damage
• Fire safety law: required checks e.g. alarms, equipment, evac. drills
• Extinguishers - checking
• Identifying workplace fire risks and behaviours
• Identifying at risk people
• Liaison with the fire service