Fire Marshal Training Courses

The safety of your premises and personnel during a fire emergency hinges significantly on the readiness and expertise of your designated Fire Marshals (also known as Fire Wardens). Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, it is a legal requirement for businesses and organisations to appoint competent persons to assist in fire safety management and to ensure they receive adequate training.

Our comprehensive Fire Marshal Training course is meticulously designed to equip your appointed Fire Marshals with the in-depth knowledge, practical skills, and confidence needed to effectively manage fire safety procedures, lead evacuations, and take appropriate action in an emergency. Our expert-led training ensures your team is prepared for any fire incident.

What Does Fire Marshal Training Involve?

Our Fire Marshal Training goes beyond basic awareness, providing a thorough understanding of fire safety responsibilities and practical application. The course typically covers:

• Understanding Fire Legislation: A detailed overview of the legal duties and responsibilities placed upon employers and Fire Marshals under the Fire Safety Order 2005.
• Roles and Responsibilities of a Fire Marshal: Defining the crucial duties, including routine checks, maintaining escape routes, reporting hazards, and assisting with emergency procedures.
• Fire Science and Common Causes: An in-depth look at how fires start, spread, and the typical ignition sources and fuel types found in workplaces.
• Fire Prevention Methods: Practical strategies for identifying and mitigating fire risks within your specific environment.
• Fire Extinguisher Selection and Use: Understanding different types of extinguishers, their applications, and hands-on practice with live fire extinguishers in a safe, controlled environment.
• Emergency Evacuation Procedures: Developing and implementing effective evacuation strategies, including assembly points, roll calls, and assisting vulnerable persons.
• Human Behaviour in Fire: Understanding how people react during a fire and how to guide them calmly and efficiently to safety.
• Fire Alarms and Emergency Lighting: Familiarisation with fire detection and warning systems, and the importance of emergency lighting.
• Record Keeping and Reporting: The importance of maintaining accurate fire safety records and reporting incidents or concerns.

Why is Professional Fire Marshal Training Essential?

• Legal Compliance: Fulfilling your statutory duty to provide adequate fire safety training for your designated Fire Marshals.
• Enhanced Safety Leadership: Equipping individuals with the authority and knowledge to lead and coordinate during a fire emergency, significantly improving occupant safety.
• Rapid Response: Trained Fire Marshals can initiate immediate and appropriate actions, potentially containing small fires or ensuring prompt evacuation.
• Reduced Risk: Their vigilance in routine checks and hazard identification contributes significantly to overall fire prevention.
• Peace of Mind: Knowing your team has the critical skills to manage a fire situation effectively provides reassurance for everyone in your building.
• Incident Management: They play a vital role in liaising with emergency services upon their arrival, providing crucial information.

Course Details:

• Course Cost: £450 (all prices subject to VAT).
• Group Size: Maximum of 15 people per course, allowing for interactive learning and practical application.
• Practical Experience: Includes vital live fire extinguisher use, providing hands-on confidence.
• Tailored Delivery: Available as in-house training at your premises, delivered by our experienced and knowledgeable instructors.

Empower Your Team with Expert Fire Marshal Training!

Ensure your Fire Marshals are fully prepared to protect your people and property. Our in-depth training provides the critical skills and knowledge necessary for effective fire safety management.

Phone: 01935 473575
Email: enquiries@lightningtrainingsolutions.co.uk
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Resources:

• The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
• Fire Safety Act 2021
• The Fire Safety (England) Regulations 2022