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Ensure your workplace is ready to handle fire emergencies confidently and effectively with our Fire Marshal training course, designed to equip employees with essential skills to safeguard your business and colleagues.
Course Essentials & Relevance
Our Fire Marshal training course provides participants with knowledge and practical skills to respond to fire incidents. Attendees will learn about their responsibilities as Fire Marshals, including identifying fire hazards, executing safe evacuation procedures, and conducting routine fire safety checks. The course also covers basic fire prevention strategies, the use of fire extinguishers, and clear communication during emergencies. Essential for workplaces across all industries, this training helps businesses meet their legal obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Importance & Why Choose FAST First Aid?
Effective Fire Marshal training significantly reduces the risks associated with workplace fires, ensuring rapid response and minimising potential damage or harm. FAST First Aid’s practical and engaging approach ensures trainees leave knowledgeable and confident in their ability to take immediate action during fire emergencies. Delivered by experienced trainers with a wealth of real-world fire safety experience, our course provides hands-on practice with fire equipment and evacuation drills. Choosing FAST First Aid helps businesses demonstrate compliance clearly, boosts workplace safety culture and provides managers with peace of mind.
Additionally, we can adapt our courses to a specific audience and include 3hrs Basic Fire Safety, 4hrs Fire Marshal, 1 day Fire Safety Level 2 and fire extinguisher training on request, course duration is normally 4 – 6 hours. Call us for more information – Tel: 0800 044 8126
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Fire Marshal Courses FAQs
Who should attend the Fire Marshal course?
This course is designed for designated Fire Marshals, safety officers, supervisors, or any employee responsible for managing fire safety within their organisation.
Is Fire Marshal training a legal requirement?
UK law requires businesses to appoint competent individuals (Fire Marshals or Wardens) to manage fire safety, making this training essential.
How often should Fire Marshal training be refreshed?
It is recommended that Fire Marshal training be refreshed every three years, with regular practical drills and briefings annually, to maintain preparedness.
Will I get hands-on experience using fire extinguishers?
Yes, the practical use of fire extinguishers is an integral part of our training, ensuring participants are comfortable and confident using this equipment.
What certification do I receive after completing the course?
Upon successful completion, participants receive a recognised certificate, which is ideal for demonstrating compliance and fulfilling insurance requirements.
Can training be provided at our workplace?
Yes, we offer flexible on-site training options tailored to the environment of your workplace.
What Does the Course Cover?
The Fire Marshal training course delivers focused, practical training typically lasting half a day (approximately 4 hours), covering key fire safety responsibilities:
- Fire Legislation Overview: Understanding basic legal requirements under UK fire safety regulations.
- Role & Responsibilities of a Fire Marshal: Clear guidance on this important role’s proactive and reactive duties.
- Identifying and Reporting Fire Hazards: Recognising potential fire risks and how to manage or report them effectively.
- Fire Prevention: Simple yet effective strategies to prevent fires from occurring in the workplace.
- Fire Emergency Procedures: Step-by-step guidance on initiating evacuation procedures safely and efficiently.
- Practical Fire Extinguisher Training: Hands-on experience appropriately using different fire extinguishers.
- Evacuation Drills: Practice conducting effective evacuations, including accounting for all personnel safely.