Fire marshals play a critical role in keeping workplaces safe. They are responsible for ensuring that all employees are properly trained in fire safety procedures and that all fire hazards are promptly addressed.
But with so many businesses now operating remotely, how can small businesses ensure that their fire marshals are up to date on the latest training requirements?
The answer is online training.
Online Fire Marshal Training is flexible, affordable, and can be completed at the employee’s own pace. Plus, with online training, there is no need to take time out of the workday to attend a traditional classroom-based training course.
However, for large businesses, we also offer classroom or workplace-based learning which can ensure that all your employees are trained in fire safety procedures.
Our team of expert trainers can come to your premises and provide comprehensive training that covers everything from fire risks and hazards to evacuation procedures.
To find out more about our online Fire Marshal Training, or to book a course, get in touch today and our team will be happy to help.
Why Online Training Is Ideal For Small Businesses
Small businesses don’t have the same resources as large corporations, so they need to be smart about how they use their budget and time. Online Fire Marshal Training is an ideal solution for small businesses because it is cost-effective and convenient.
There is no need to pay for travel and accommodation expenses or take employees out of the workplace for hours at a time. Plus, with online courses, employees can complete the training in their own time – and at their own pace!
Another benefit of online Fire Marshal Training is that it can be tailored specifically to your workplace. Small businesses often have unique needs that are not always reflected in our classroom-based courses.
With online training with Lightning Training Solutions, you can select a course that covers the specific topics that are relevant to your business.
Why Fire Marshal Training Is Important For Workplaces Of All Sizes
While small businesses may not have the same budget as larger firms – they still have a responsibility to ensure that their employees are properly trained in fire safety procedures.
Workplace fires can cause significant damage to property and affect productivity. In some cases, they can even lead to loss of life.
That’s why it’s so important for all workplaces—regardless of size—to have an up-to-date fire safety plan and trained fire marshals who can implement it effectively.
Do You Offer Fire Warden Training?
At Lightning Training Solutions, we offer a range of online Fire Marshal Training courses that are perfect for small businesses.
Our courses are designed to be flexible and can be completed at the employee’s own pace. Plus, they’re affordable and can be tailored specifically to your workplace’s needs.
Not only will you be able to learn about the risks of fire and how it can impact your business, but also what steps are necessary for preventing these accidents from happening in the first place.
Our fire warden course is an essential tool for any building that requires staff to be on-site during emergencies. This training will teach you everything from how fires are risk assessed, to practical safety measures in the workplace.
With a Lightning Training Solutions Fire Warden Training course, you’ll have all the knowledge needed to become an expert in fire safety.
Plus – our classroom or workplace based training offers live fire extinguisher training.
What Is Covered In Your Online Fire Marshal Training?
This course will help you understand the risks fire poses and how to protect yourself from them. It also covers some key roles in a workplace, like those for an employee who has been trained as both a Fire Warden or Marshal!
Learners can expect to be taught the following:
- Key fire safety legislation (Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005)
- Basics components of fire
- Common causes of fire
- The stages of fire
- The spread of fire
- Fire classification
- Fire prevention
- Live fire extinguisher uses
- Fire risk assessment
- Fire safety arrangements
- Key roles and responsibilities of the fire warden (fire marshal)
Who Can Benefit From Online Fire Marshal Training?
This course is perfect for employees who have been designated as fire marshals or wardens in their workplace. It will give them the knowledge and confidence needed to carry out their duties effectively.
But, this course is also suitable for anyone who wants to learn more about fire safety and how it applies to the workplace.
Whether you’re a small business owner or an employee, this course will teach you everything you need to know about keeping your workplace safe from fire.
Fire Safety Act 2021
The Fire Safety Act 2021 ensures that your home is safe from fire by clarifying the scope of this order.
The law applies not just for residential buildings but also external walls, balconies and individual doors between domestic premises in an occupied multi-level property such as flats or units where there’s shared access to stairs up top level floors – meaning you need both types of protection!
Workplace Fire Risk Assessment
Did you know that we can also carry out a Fire Risk Assessment of your home or business?
Fire safety is one of the most important aspects of any building, and it’s something that many people neglect.
The risk for fires can be reduced with simple measures like installing fire alarms or sprinkler systems; however, these will not prevent them altogether since they involve some level of hazard (such as smoking).
If you’re responsible for a structure’s security then do everything possible to keep others safe – lives depend on it!
When you are responsible for a building, like an employer or owner of private premises that aren’t just homes but also include other types such as offices and stores etc., then you must make sure there aren’t any fire risks present.
You can do this by having someone competent complete the Fire Risk Assessment before anything else goes wrong!
A Fire Risk Assessment is a legal requirement.
Why Choose Lightning Training Solutions?
Online Fire Marshal Training is an affordable and convenient solution for small businesses that want to ensure that their employees are properly trained in fire safety procedures.
With online courses, businesses can tailor the content to their specific needs and employees can complete the training in their own time, outside of work hours if necessary.
If you’re looking for a flexible and cost-effective Fire Marshal Training solution for your small business, look no further than Lightning Training Solutions.
We are a long-established health and safety provider with a wide range of online courses to suit businesses of all sizes. Contact us today to find out more about our services!
Fire Marshal Training Costs
We offer a range of online-only Fire Marshal/Fire Warden courses. These offer the greatest flexibility and can be taken at the learner’s convenience. Prices start from just £15 per person.
All our training (excluding online) includes live fire extinguisher training.
Online Fire Marshall Prices
Basic Fire Safety Awareness: £20 (1 hour)
Basic Fire Safety Awareness For Care Homes: £20 (1 hour)
Fire Extinguisher: £15 (25 mins)
Fire Marshal: £30 (3 hours 40 mins)
Fire Marshal For Care Homes: £30 (3 hours 40 mins)
Please note: The course duration is based on the amount of video content shown and is rounded off. It does not account in any way for loading time or thinking time on the questions.
In-house Fire Safety Training
If you would prefer, we also offer an in-house fire safety training solution. This can be tailored to your specific needs and is a great option for businesses with large teams to train.
This course is much more in-depth than our online Fire Marshal Training.
| Available Courses | Cost Per Course |
| Fire Awareness | £360 |
| Fire Marshal | £450 |
Maximum of 15 people per course. All prices are subject to VAT. Terms and Conditions apply.
Topics covered include:
- Current fire safety legislation
- The effects of fire on companies
- The chemical processes that result in fire
- The causes of fire
- Effective evacuation procedures
- Preferable staff reactions to fire
- Fire protection methods
- Fire extinguisher training
To find out more, please contact us here.