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    • Remote First Aid

    Online Training, including fire safety

    Online course

    The course is mapped to RQF Level 2 and has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines. It is designed to meet and comply with the Regulatory reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

    This training provides learners with the knowledge required to ensure good fire safety measures in the workplace and to carry out their role as a Fire Marshal. Fire Marshals play an essential role in contributing to fire safety by following fire safety control measures, being alert to issues relating to fire safety, and knowing how to lead a safe evacuation in an emergency.  

    Depending upon your workplace, your risk assessment may require you to supplement this course with practical training.

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    Learners gain a solid understanding of how fires start, how fire spreads, and the practical methods used to control and reduce risk. The course also develops confidence in coordinating evacuations, delivering fire safety briefings, and supporting the organisation’s wider fire‑risk management processes.

    Our Fire Safety and the Responsible Person Training Course is designed to provide delegates with a comprehensive understanding of fire safety to undertake specific roles in the workplace, thereby assisting the organisation in managing fire risk.

    By the end of the training session, the delegates will be able to:

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    • Explain how fires are caused in the workplace and identify hazards during or after a fire, including the products of combustion
    • Describe the fire triangle
    • Describe the characteristics of fire and smoke spread
    • State different methods used to identify and control hazards
    • Define the terms means of escape for fire hazards
    • Define methods of fire detection, raising the alarm
    • Describe theprinciples of how fires are extinguished
    • Describe how portable firefighting equipment should be used safely
    • Identify common fixed firefighting systems and where they might be used
    • Outline the duties of employers and employees, compliance with regulations and legislation
    • Outline how to undertake a simple fire safety inspection in the workplace
    • Describe the stages involved in a Fire Risk assessment
    • State the role and function of fire wardens in their workplace: On a day-to-day basis, during an emergency and if they are not in their designated area of responsibility when the alarm is raised.
    • Outline the content of a fire safety briefing