TOP 10 FIRE MARSHAL COURSES IN UK - PAGE 11

The course will provide you with basic skills, knowledge and information to safely carry out the role of Fire Warden within your organisation.

Fire Marshal course training is offered by R. Lewis & Co (UK) Ltd for all skill level. Working closely with you to provide practical and knowledge based sessions covering active and passive fire protection safety, building substrate protection, maintenance and many other industry related.

This is the level 2 Fire Safety/Fire Marshall Course, its a great 1 day course and an excellent addition to your employment portfolio. The more qualified you are, the more employable you are and the more valuable you are to your employer.

Our Fire Marshal Training course has been specially designed to ensure you will gain all the legal knowledge in the essential requirements of fire safety, evacuation procedures, fire prevention, and practical use of safety equipment.

Our fire marshal training course (also referred to as fire warden training) is aimed at staff members who will be taking on the role of fire marshal/fire warden within an organisation.

Our Fire Warden Training course (also referred to as Fire Marshall training course) is a 3-hour training course with a 15-minute break. This Fire Marshal & Warden Training course includes a live-fire practical demonstration of the use of portable fire extinguishers.

The main outcome of this training course is to provide you with the knowledge to carry out the functions of a fire marshal. Please note, this course also contains all of the content in the Basic Fire Awareness and Fire Extinguisher courses.

If you employ a team of staff, or have premises that are open to the public, you have certain safety obligations to fulfil. These include having an appropriate fire evacuation plan in addition to a number of trained fire marshals.

Fire Marshal course training is offered by Steve Wiltshire (Safety Matters) Ltd for all skill level. This courses cover all the latest Health & Safety legislation and the requirements of “The Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005”.

It is the fire marshal's duty to be familiar with the emergency fire evacuation and safety procedures and the roles of all the people within the workplace. Most organisations have a business continuity plan which is often the source of their emergency response procedures.