Fire Marshal And Fire Warden Training

Fire Marshal

Fire Safety Certificate Valid For 3 Years

The certificate is also valid for this qualification:
      Fire Warden

Regulators/Accreditations
First Aid For All Ltd	Level 2
ITC First (ITC)	Level 2	Option: for details contact us or see Regulated Options

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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 Warden: Understand the responsibilities and duties of a designated fire warden.
• Employee Duties: Understand the fire safety responsibilities of all employees.
• UK Fire Safety Legislation: Understand relevant fire safety laws and regulations.
• Fire Safety Procedures: Understand workplace fire safety protocols and emergency actions.
• Fire Prevention & Common Causes: Identify common fire hazards and prevention strategies.
• Arson: Recognise signs and risks associated with deliberate fire setting.
• Chemistry of Fire: Identify the basic science behind how fires start and spread.
• Fire Protection: Understand passive and active fire protection systems.
• Fire Risk Assessment & Emergency Plan: Identify how to conduct risk assessments and develop emergency plans.
• Fire Drills & Evacuation: Understand the importance of drills and safe evacuation procedures.
• Fire Control: Identify techniques for controlling and containing fires.
• Fire Doors: Identify the function and importance of fire doors in fire safety.
• Safety Briefings: Deliver effective fire safety briefings to staff and visitors.
• Signage: Identify fire safety signs and their meanings.
• Extinguisher Recognition: Identify different types of fire extinguishers and their meaning
• Extinguisher Practical: Attendees have the opportunity to discharge extinguishers in a controlled environment. (CO2 and a foam or water fire extingusher)
• Cost of Fire in the UK: Understand the financial and societal impact of fire incidents.
• Human Behaviour in a Fire: Identify how people typically respond during fire emergencies.
• How Fire Spreads: Identify the mechanisms and speed at which fire can spread.
• Fire Detection Systems: Identify systems used to detect fire early.
• Escape Routes: Understand the planning and maintenance of safe escape routes.
• Emergency Lighting: Identify  the role of emergency lighting in evacuation.
• Fire Alarms: Understand types of alarms and their maintenance.
• Minimising Damage: Identify strategies to reduce fire damage and protect property.
• Fire Safety Law – Required Checks: Identify about mandatory checks including alarms, equipment, and evacuation drills.
• Extinguisher Checks: Understand how to inspect and maintain fire extinguishers.
• Identifying Workplace Fire Risks & Behaviours: Recognise hazards and unsafe behaviours in the workplace.
• Identifying At-Risk People: Identify how to support individuals who may need assistance during a fire.
• Liaison with the Fire Service: Understand how to communicate and cooperate effectively with fire service personnel.

Fire Safety Qualification Number: 259937