It covers key responsibilities, including assisting with a fire assessment, understanding essential fire safety measures, and knowing how to act in emergency situations.
For organisations requiring a more hands-on approach, we also offer a full one-day fire safety course. This includes practical training where delegates can safely use a range of client-supplied equipment, including extinguishers, to reinforce learning in real-world scenarios.
Understand the legal responsibilities around fire safety, including how to support a fire assessment and ensure your workplace meets current fire safety guidelines.
Gain a clear overview of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order and how it applies to every fire warden and fire marshal responsible for workplace fire safety.
Identify common fire hazards and risk factors, and understand how they influence a fire risk assessment and overall fire safety planning.
Learn how to recognise key elements involved in fire risk assessments, including identifying hazards, evaluating risks, and implementing effective fire safety measures.
Build a solid understanding of fire behaviour, prevention techniques, and the safe use of fire safety equipment, alongside basic firefighting knowledge and evacuation procedures.
Gain an overview of key legislation, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order, and how it shapes workplace fire safety arrangements and responsibilities.
Legislation Overview: Understand the legal duties linked to fire safety and how they apply in day-to-day operations.
Management of Health and Safety: Learn how to manage fire safety arrangements effectively within your workplace.
Basics of Risk Assessments: Build a clear understanding of how to carry out and support a fire risk assessment as part of your overall fire safety training.
Chemistry and Principles of Fire: Learn the basic chemistry and principles of fire.
Methods of Spread: Understand how fire spreads and the factors that influence it.
Basic Precautions: Identify basic precautions to prevent fires.
Classes of Fire: Learn about different classes of fire and how to manage them.
Fire Extinguisher Types and Uses: Learn how to correctly identify and use different types of equipment, including extinguishers.
Other Extinguishing Methods: Explore alternative fire control methods and the importance of early fire detection in reducing risk.
Role and Functions: Understand the responsibilities of a fire warden and fire marshal in maintaining workplace fire safety.
Evacuation and Muster Requirements: Learn how to implement clear evacuation procedures and ensure safe assembly during emergencies.
Assisting with Fire Assessments: Develop the knowledge to support a fire risk assessment and contribute to ongoing fire safety training within your organisation.
Receive a recognised certificate of attendance, demonstrating your understanding of fire safety training, including the responsibilities of a fire warden and fire marshal, as well as key fire safety guidelines.
Every session can be tailored to reflect your organisation’s specific fire safety arrangements, including internal procedures, fire detection systems, and emergency preparedness plans, ensuring the training is directly relevant to your team.
Laura Adams, Facilities Manager
Strengthen your workplace fire safety with our Fire Wardens / Marshals Awareness fire safety training course. Designed for every fire warden and fire marshal, this session combines expert-led guidance with practical exercises, giving you the confidence to manage fire risks, support a fire risk assessment, and apply effective fire safety methods using the right equipment.
Our fire safety courses are continuously updated to reflect the latest legislation, techniques, and best practice. This ensures your team stays compliant while improving emergency preparedness, refining evacuation procedures, supported by effective fire detection and passive fire protection.
