This comprehensive two-day programme is designed to provide delegates with the information and skills necessary to conduct fire risk assessments in low and medium risk environments.
State the requirements of The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order.
Outline the requirements of legislation relating to fire precautions and fire risk assessment.
Identify hazards associated with flammable materials and ignition sources.
Outline the requirements for fire alarm and fire detection systems.
Understand the requirements for provision of a safe means of escape.
Advise on measures necessary for reducing the risk of fire starting and spreading.
Advise on measures necessary for improving fire precautions and means of escape.
Outline a suitable strategy for the management of fire risks.
Carry out a fire risk assessment and record the findings and recommendations.
Introduction to Fire Risk Assessment:
Identification of Flammable Substances: Recognise flammable substances in the workplace and identify ignition sources.
Fire Spread: Understand how fire spreads and its effects on persons at risk.
Fire Drills: Learn the importance of fire drills and participate in a practical fire drill exercise.
Fire Legislation Overview:
Historical Legislation Review: Brief review of old legislation.
Dangerous Substances Explosive Atmosphere Regulations 2002 (DSEAR): Understand DSEAR requirements through an interactive exercise.
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order: Summary of the Order, including application, scope, requirements, and enforcement.
Fire Risk Assessment – Identifying Hazards:
Storage and Ignition Sources: Safe storage of flammable materials and identification of ignition sources.
Alarm and Detection Systems: Requirements according to BS5839.
Fire Spread Prevention: Building regulations, compartmentation, maintaining fire integrity, sprinkler systems, and smoke venting.
Means of Escape:
Escape Planning: Premises risk and escape times, travel distances, corridors, and emergency lighting.
Fire Fighting Equipment: Types and uses of fire fighting equipment. Participate in an exercise to determine safe means of escape.
Managing Fire Safety:
Fire Procedures and Staff Training: Develop effective fire procedures, staff training on evacuation, fire prevention, and equipment maintenance.
Fire Drills and Inspections: Conduct fire drills and use an inspections checklist. Learn about record keeping and managing lone working situations.
Fire Recovery Plan: Develop and implement a fire recovery plan, and complete a fire risk assessment exercise.
Earn a certificate of attendance, validating your expertise in fire risk assessment.
Tailor the workshop to incorporate client-specific processes and procedures for maximum relevance.
Karen Mitchell, Safety Officer
Enhance your workplace safety practices with our Fire Risk Assessment for Low to Medium Risk Environments training course. This session is designed for those committed to maintaining a safe and compliant work environment. With expert-led training and practical, hands-on exercises, you’ll gain the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct effective fire risk assessments.
Our course content is continuously updated to reflect the latest fire safety techniques and legislative updates, ensuring you receive the most comprehensive and impactful training available.
