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Fire Safety Training
Level 4 Diploma in Fire Risk Assessment Qualification Number 603/4907/4
This qualification is aimed at current safety professionals and will equip learners to carry out fire risk assessments in a range of premises, either in-house or as an external fire safety consultant acting as a competent person as defined by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
The purpose is to allow learners to demonstrate that they are capable of carrying out fire risk assessments and have the under-pinning knowledge needed, at the required depth and to confirm occupational competence.
Level 3 Certificate in Fire Risk Assessment Qualification Number 603/4897/5
This qualification will provide learners with the knowledge and understanding of how to carry out fire risk assessments in small/medium sized premises, either in-house or as a fire safety consultant acting as a competent person as defined by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
This qualification is achieved using a range of methods, including online taught sessions, self study, witness testimonies, observations and work product.
Fire Risk Assessment In Residential Premises
This 2-day course will provide learners with an indepth knowledge and understanding of how to carry out fire risk assessments in a range of residential premises, either in-house or as a fire safety consultant acting as a competent person as defined by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Fire Safety Manager
This training course will provide learners with a clear understanding of the roles and responsibilities of the building safety manager under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
This 1 day training course is delivered at your premises for up to 4 members of staff and consists of a small presentation followed by a practical undertaking of in house fire safety inspection which the building safety manager would be responsible for undertaking.
Level 3 Award in Fire Door Inspection Qualification Number 603/4462/3
This qualification is aimed at those who intend to carry out fire door inspections as 'competent persons'. Specifically designed to enable learners to demonstrate their ability to undertake this work, these qualifications are suitable for both in-house fire risk assessors and independent consultants.
This qualification is achieved using a range of methods, including online taught sessions, self study, witness testimonies, observations and work product.
Fire Marshal Trainer (1 Day)
Overview
Our Fire Warden Trainer Course will equip you the knowledge and skills necessary to become a proficient fire warden trainer. Fire safety is a critical aspect of any organisation, and fire wardens play a vital role in ensuring the safety of people and property during emergencies.
This comprehensive course is designed to empower you with the expertise needed to train and lead fire wardens effectively.
Understanding Fire Alarms and Emergency Lighting BS5839 & BS5266
This training course will provide learners with a clear understanding of the requirements of BS5839 & BS5266 and is aimed at Electricians, Fire Alarm Engineers, Fire Risk Assessors, Local Authority Fire Safety Inspectors and anyone who needs to have sound knowledge of the requirements of BS5839 and BS5266.
Emergency Lighting - Requirements of BS5266-1 (Design, install, commissioning & maintenance)
This training course will provide learners with a clear understanding of the requirements of BS5266-1 and is aimed at Electricians, Fire Alarm Engineers, Fire Risk Assessors, Local Authority Fire Safety Inspectors and anyone who needs to have sound knowledge of the requirements of BS5266-1.
This training is delivered in the classroom and is assessed with a
30 question multiple choice question paper.
Fire Marshal (2.5 Hours)
The Fire Marshal Course enables individuals to have the confidence to react, remain calm and take charge in the event of a fire alarm
activation within their workplace.
This two and half hour course covers the Roles and Responsibilities of the Fire Marshal, Common Causes of Fire, Fire Prevention, Fire Extinguishers (including practical extinguisher use) and an awareness of relevant legislation.