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Steels Safety Training offers comprehensive Fire Safety Training to help individuals and businesses prevent and respond to fire hazards effectively. This course covers key aspects of fire prevention, safe evacuation procedures, and the correct use of firefighting equipment like extinguishers. Designed to meet workplace safety standards, the training ensures compliance with fire safety regulations while building confidence in managing emergency situations. Delivered by experienced trainers, it is suitable for all industries, fostering a culture of safety and preparedness. Protect lives and property with Steels Safety Training’s trusted fire safety solutions.Fire Safety Awareness – Level 1 Award (RQF)
You will, no doubt, be well aware of the potentially devastating effects of fires in the workplace in terms of lives lost, injuries, damage to property and the environment, and to the business continuity. You may also be aware that it is believed that most fires are preventable. The importance of fire safety in the workplace is underpinned by health and safety legislation that places a duty on employers to establish policies and procedures and ensure their employees receive appropriate training. This 4-hour course is designed for all employees as an introduction to basic fire safety awareness and is an excellent ingredient in the induction programme of new employees. The qualification also provides a foundation to those employees who want to develop their fire safety awareness
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- A range of components is covered in this Fire Safety Awareness Course including:
- 1. Understand basic fire safety and what to do in the event of an emergency
- State the main causes of fires in the workplace
- Outline the main costs of fires in the workplace for employers, employees and society
- State their own duties and responsibilities in relation to fire safety at work
- State the duties and responsibilities of fire wardens and other people who may be required to take action as part of fire risk controls or during an emergency
- Describe the action to be taken in the event of a fire in the workplace, including methods of raising the alarm and contacting the emergency services
- 2. Understand the principles of fire risk control
- List the key elements for effective fire risk management in the workplace
- Outline how the components of the fire triangle can be used to control fire risks
- List active and passive fire risk control measures
- Outline fire prevention measures that can be taken to minimise fire risks
- 3. Understand the basics of practical fire safety
- State the safe operating parameters for the use of portable firefighting equipment
- Outline simple checks for ensuring that fire safety equipment is serviceable and safe to use
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- Successful candidates will be awarded a national level 1 qualification (Level 4 in Scotland).
Fire Safety – Level 2 Award (RQF)
You will, no doubt, be well aware of the potentially devastating effects of fires in the workplace in terms of lives lost, injuries, damage to property and the environment, and to the business continuity. You may also be aware that it is believed that most fires are preventable. The importance of fire safety in the workplace is underpinned by health and safety legislation that places a duty on employers to establish policies and procedures and ensure their employees receive appropriate training. This 6-hour course is designed for employees who want to develop their basic fire safety awareness in order to assist their employer by undertaking more specific fire safety roles in the workplace to manage fire risk e.g. as fire wardens/marshals/stewards etc.
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- A range of components are covered in this Fire safety Course including:
- 1. Understand the hazards and risks associated with fire in the workplace
- Explain how fires are caused in the workplace
- Describe the components of the fire triangle Identify the hazards during or after a fire, including the products of combustion
- Describe the characteristics of fire and smoke spread
- 2. Understand how fire risk is controlled in the workplace
- State the different methods used to identify and control fire hazards
- Define the term ‘means of escape’ in relation to fire hazards
- Outline typical components for means of escape from fire hazards
- Describe methods of fire detection and raising the alarm
- Describe the principle 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
- 3. Understand the principles and practice of fire safety management at work
- Outline the duties of employers and employees with respect to fire safety in the workplace
- Outline how to undertake a simple fire safety inspection in the workplace
- Describe the stages involved in a fire risk assessment
- 4. Understand the role of the nominated fire warden
- State the role and function of fire wardens/marshals in their workplace: • On a day-to-day basis • During an emergency • If they are not in their designated areas of responsibility when the alarm is raised
- Outline the content of a fire safety briefing
