Fire Marshall Training

Fire & Evacuation Assessment 

Fire & evacuation assessments are a legal requirement in the UK. If you are the responsible person for a building or property, you must carry out an assessment to identify and assess the potential fire hazards and evacuation needs in your property and put in place measures to reduce the risk injury or death during an emergency. 

What is a Fire & Evacuation Assessment? 

This is a process of identifying and assessing potential fire hazards and evacuation needs in a building or property. It provides guidance on how to manage and reduce the risk of fires from occurring and provide the best possible route & equipment for evacuation of anyone in the building. 

The assessment will identify any fire or evacuation hazard in a certain area. A recommendation may then be made for the installation of a suitable firefighting appliances, training for staff members on how to use the extinguisher or become a fire marshal or identify needs and location for evacuation equipment.  

£POA  

Fire Marshal Training 

Fire Marshal training course covers the role of the designated fire marshal (fire warden) for up to 10 delegates lasting around 3 hours. 

You will learn about preventing fires, and about the different types of fire extinguisher and how to use them correctly. 

This course is suitable for: 

Those who are responsible for overseeing fire safety designated fire marshals. 

Anyone who needs to know how to use a fire extinguisher. 

Topics covered: 

The course will present an understanding of fire regulations and general fire precautions. It aims to provide you with the knowledge to be become a fire marshal. 

• Arson 
• Cost of fire damage 
• Fire detection and warning 
• Firefighting equipment (including how to use fire extinguishers) 
• Fire precaution regulations 
• Means of escape 
• Role of the fire marshal 

£645.00 + vat