Fire Safety Course — Introduction
Fire safety is a vital part of every workplace, regardless of size, industry, or location. Understanding how to prevent, detect, and respond to fire is essential to protecting life, property, and business continuity. This Fire Safety Course has been developed in line with UK fire safety legislation, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, and approved guidance from the UK Fire and Rescue Services.
The course provides learners with the knowledge and confidence to identify fire risks, follow correct procedures, and contribute to a safer working environment. It is suitable for all employees and particularly relevant for those with additional fire safety responsibilities, such as Fire Wardens, Supervisors, and Responsible Persons.
Course Aims:
- To promote awareness of fire risks and prevention measures in the workplace
- To explain legal responsibilities under UK fire safety law
- To ensure understanding of emergency evacuation procedures and safe responses
- To familiarise learners with the correct selection and use of fire extinguishers
- To support the creation and maintenance of a fire-safe culture across the organisation
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify the main causes of workplace fires and methods of fire prevention.
- Describe how fire spreads and the importance of fire protection measures.
- Understand the role and duties of the Responsible Person and employees under the Fire Safety Order.
- Recognise different types of fire extinguishers and know when and how to use them safely.
- Respond appropriately to fire alarms and follow evacuation procedures.
Course Structure:
This course combines theory and practical learning, covering:
- Fire Science and Behaviour
- Fire Prevention and Control Measures
- Fire Detection and Alarm Systems
- Firefighting Equipment
- Emergency Evacuation and Drills
- Roles, Responsibilities, and Legal Compliance
The cost of the course is £9.70. Please click on the payment button below: