FIRE MARSHAL

To comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, it is required to train management and staff.

 It varies from business to business, but generally includes:

• Induction training to cover general fire awareness.
• Periodic refresher training, or extra training where the level of  fire risk increases as a result of changes in your operations. 
• Training to support people in meeting their fire safety duties – for example, keeping your 'responsible people' up to date. 
• Training to build appropriate skills such as fire risk assessment, fire warden or using fire extinguishers.

Fire Marshal Course -   

Introduction

The following courses have been created with input from Local Authority Fire Brigades and the Health and Safety Executive and recognized by the Institute of Fire Safety Managers. 

Suitability 

For fire managers and deputies.

The course lasts for four hoursand includes:
 

Overview of new Legislation

-Repealing 118 pieces of fire legislation

- New regulations – self compliance

- Consequences and impact

Fire Safety

- Fire hazards

- Specific risks

Fire Fighting Equipment
- Theory and practical use of extinguishers

-  Site specific fire provisions

Fire Chemistry

- Triangle of fire
- Fire evolvement
- Smoke Travel
 

Company Protocol
- Fire risk assessment – reducing the risk

- Fire and emergency planning
- Undertaking evacuations

- Day to day facility maintenance
- Recovery procedures

- Co – operation with authorities

- Managing dangerous and flammable materials

All successful candidates will receive a certificate of training, valid for three years