AIMED AT
- All staff members including employers and senior-level professionals
- Students who need to learn about fire safety
- Safety professionals who require fire safety certification
SKILLS YOU WILL GAIN
- HSE compliance
- Legal duties
- Understanding fire hazards
- Risk assessment
- Safety management
- Fire prevention
- Using firefighting equipment
- Critical thinking
About this Course
No matter which industry you are a part of, basic fire awareness training is a legal requirement for all staff members. Employers are legally required to provide fire safety training in order to meet the fire safety regulations of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
This course covers the legislative requirements of the Fire Safety Order 2005. It provides employers and employees the basic knowledge about the risks of fire in the workplace and how to assess and minimise those risks using control measures.
Around 70% of businesses shut down within 3 years of a major fire. These fires can be prevented if they are dealt with promptly as soon as they start. This course teaches you how fire begins and spreads, how to use different types of fire extinguishers, how to implement an effective emergency procedure and how to act in the event of a fire.
The course is aimed at anyone involved in the management of fire safety in any workplace. This includes managers, supervisors, team leaders, and staff working in any area where there is a potential risk of fire
Did you know: Kitchen appliances were found to be the most common source of ignition of fires, accounting of up to 48% of fires.
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Train to meet regulatory Fire Safety requirements
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Suitable for employees, managers & inductions
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Instant PDF Certificate on completion
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Learn at your own pace with 24/7 access
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After successfully completing the course you will receive an e-certificate that you can download onto your device.
Areas Covered
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The Fire Triangle
Learn the three requirements for a fire to start and continue to burn.
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Causes of Fire
Learn the common causes of fire in the workplace.
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Hazards Associated with Fire
Learn about the hazards that are associated with fire and how they can cause harm to people and damage property.
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How Fire Spreads
Learn the four ways in which fire can spread.
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Rapid Fire Progress
Learn what is meant by ‘rapid fire progress’, examples of rapid-fire progress and the damage they can cause.
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Rapid Fire Progress - Flashover
Learn what a flashover is, how it is created and what are its consequences.
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Rapid Fire Progress - Backdraught
Learn what a backdraught is, how it is created and what are its consequences.
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Passive and Active Fire Protection
Learn passive and active methods of protecting people and property from fire.
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Fire Classification
Learn how to identify and classify different types of fires according to the European Standard Classification of Fires and know which equipment should be used to fight each class of fire.
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Fire Extinguishers
Learn about the different types of fire extinguishers and how to use the right type of extinguisher for each class of fire.
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Features of a Fire Extinguisher
Learn to identify the different features of a fire extinguisher.
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How to use an Extinguisher
Learn how to correctly use an extinguisher.
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When to Fight a Fire
Learn how to decide if it is safe to fight a fire.
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The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order
Learn the general fire precautions and other safety duties required to protect people in the event of a fire covered by the Fire Safety Order.
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Fire Safety Briefings
Learn the details that should be included in fire safety briefings given to new members of staff, visitors or contractors by the fire warden.
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Actions in the Event of a Fire
Learn about the role of the fire warden in the event of a fire and what they should do if they are away from their normal place of work when the fire alarm sounds.
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Employee Responsibilities
Learn what are the legal duties of an employee in relation to fire safety.
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Fire Risk Assessment
Learn how to make a fire risk assessment to protect people and property from fire.
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Actions in the Event of a Fire
Learn the actions to be taken on the discovery of a fire based on the fire risk assessment.