Fire Risk Assessments
Responsible persons must identify fire hazards, assess risks and put suitable fire safety measures in place.
Fire safety training helps employers, responsible persons, fire wardens and employees understand fire risks, emergency procedures and workplace fire prevention responsibilities. Courses support compliance, safer evacuation planning and better fire risk management.
Training is available online, in the classroom, by virtual classroom and through instructor-led formats. Courses include fire marshal training, fire risk assessment, fire door inspection, fire stopping, extinguisher use and recognised fire safety qualifications.
Responsible persons must identify fire hazards, assess risks and put suitable fire safety measures in place.
Fire marshals help support evacuation procedures, fire prevention checks and emergency response arrangements.
Clear escape routes, trained staff, emergency lighting and evacuation plans are essential for workplace fire safety.
Fire doors help slow the spread of smoke and fire when they are correctly installed, inspected and maintained.
Fire stopping helps maintain compartmentation by sealing gaps and penetrations in walls, floors and ceilings.
Workers should understand extinguisher types, safe use, inspection requirements and when not to tackle a fire.
Alarms, extinguishers, blankets, signage and emergency lighting must be maintained and suitable for the premises.
Employers, landlords, owners and occupiers may have legal duties to manage fire safety in business premises.
Training helps workers identify hazards, prevent fires and understand safe emergency procedures.
Responsible persons must ensure suitable fire safety arrangements, risk assessments and staff training.
Trained staff can respond more effectively during emergencies and help others leave the building safely.
Effective fire safety management reduces the risk of injury, death, business disruption and property damage.
Fire safety training helps organisations prevent fires, protect people, meet legal duties and maintain safer workplaces.