Fire Safety Training

Fire Safety Training

Ensure your team is prepared to handle fire risks by enrolling in one of our fire safety courses. From basic awareness to advanced fire marshal training, we provide the skills and knowledge your employees need to maintain a safe workplace.

Accredited Trainers: Our courses are delivered by experienced and qualified fire safety trainers

Flexible Delivery: Whether you prefer onsite training, classroom learning, or e-learning, we offer flexible delivery methods

Nationwide Coverage: No matter where you're located, we can deliver fire safety training nationwide

Regulatory Compliance: Our courses meet current fire safety regulations, helping you stay compliant with legal obligations

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Fire Safety Training Courses We Offer

At Training4Employment, we offer a variety of fire safety training courses to help businesses comply with UK fire safety regulations and ensure that employees know how to prevent, manage, and respond to fire risks:
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Level 2 Principles of Fire Safety

For Fire Marshals and Wardens

Designed for fire marshals and fire wardens, who play a vital role in managing fire safety and coordinating evacuations. This course builds on the knowledge gained in Level 1 and focuses on preparing individuals to take on the additional responsibilities required for fire safety leadership roles.
Delivery Mode:
Face-to-face
Award:
Highfield Qualifications
Duration:
1 day
Price:
from £150
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Level 1 Fire Safety Awareness

Our Level 1 Fire Awareness Course is aimed at providing all employees with a basic understanding of fire risks, fire prevention methods, and emergency response. It covers the essentials of fire safety and meets the UK’s fire safety regulations for general employees.
Delivery Mode:
Face-to-face
Award:
Highfield Qualifications
Duration:
1 day
Price:
from £130
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Principles of the Role of a Fire Marshal- Online

Our Fire Safety E-learning Course offers flexible, on-demand learning that allows employees to complete their fire safety training at their own pace. This course covers the fundamentals of fire safety and is ideal for businesses with remote or dispersed teams.
Delivery Mode:
E-learning
Award:
Highfield e-learning completion certificate
Duration:
2 - 3 hours
Price: £45
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Fire Safety Regulations for Workplaces in the UK

In the UK, fire safety in workplaces is governed by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO). These regulations apply to almost all non-domestic premises, including offices, factories, shops, restaurants, and construction sites. Employers, building owners, and landlords are legally required to ensure their premises meet fire safety standards to protect employees and anyone else who may be on-site.
Here’s an overview of the key aspects of fire safety regulations for workplaces in the UK:
Under the Fire Safety Order, the responsibility for fire safety in a workplace rests with the “Responsible Person.” This is typically the employer, but in some cases, it may also include building owners, landlords, or facility managers. The Responsible Person is tasked with:
    • Conducting regular fire risk assessments
    • Identifying fire hazards and ensuring appropriate safety measures are in place
    • Informing employees and visitors about fire safety measures
    • Ensuring proper fire safety equipment is installed
    • Providing appropriate training and fire drills
    • Maintaining fire safety systems, such as alarms and extinguishers
A fire risk assessment is a fundamental requirement of the Fire Safety Order. The Responsible Person must regularly carry out and update this assessment to ensure the workplace remains safe. Key steps include:
  • Identifying potential fire hazards (flammable materials, faulty electrical systems, etc.)
  • Determining who may be at risk (employees, visitors, contractors, etc.)
  • Evaluating existing fire safety measures (alarm systems, evacuation routes)
  • Implementing improvements to reduce or eliminate risks
  • Documenting findings, especially for businesses with 5 or more employees.
The fire risk assessment must be reviewed regularly, especially when there are changes in the workplace, such as new machinery or building renovations.
Workplaces must have adequate fire detection systems, such as smoke alarms, heat detectors, and manual call points, to provide early warning in the event of a fire. These systems must be:
    • Properly installed by qualified professionals
    • Regularly tested and maintained
    • Clearly audible across the entire premises
    • Connected to a reliable fire alarm system.
All workplaces must be equipped with suitable firefighting equipment, including:
  • Fire extinguishers (water, foam, CO2, powder, etc., depending on the specific risks)
  • Fire blankets in kitchens or areas where cooking is done
  • Fire hose reels (if necessary)
  • Fire extinguishers should be easily accessible, regularly inspected, and employees must be trained in their use.
A critical aspect of fire safety is ensuring that all employees and visitors can safely evacuate the building in the event of a fire. To comply with the law, workplaces must:
  • Clearly mark fire exits and ensure they are easily accessible
  • Provide adequate emergency lighting if the power fails
  • Display fire action notices near fire exits
  • Conduct regular fire drills to ensure everyone knows the evacuation procedure
  • Designate fire marshals or wardens to assist with evacuations
  • Ensure that escape routes are always kept clear
Employers are legally required to provide fire safety training to all employees. This training should cover:
  • The risks identified in the fire risk assessment
  • Fire prevention measures and good housekeeping practices
  • The location of fire exits and firefighting equipment
  • How to raise the alarm in the event of a fire
  • The emergency evacuation procedure, including any special arrangements for vulnerable individuals (e.g., those with disabilities)
  • Regular fire drills are necessary to reinforce the training and ensure that employees are prepared in case of a real emergency.

Fire Safety Regulations for Workplaces in the UK

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In the UK, fire safety in workplaces is governed by the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO). These regulations apply to almost all non-domestic premises, including offices, factories, shops, restaurants, and construction sites. Employers, building owners, and landlords are legally required to ensure their premises meet fire safety standards to protect employees and anyone else who may be on-site.
Here’s an overview of the key aspects of fire safety regulations for workplaces in the UK:
Under the Fire Safety Order, the responsibility for fire safety in a workplace rests with the “Responsible Person.” This is typically the employer, but in some cases, it may also include building owners, landlords, or facility managers. The Responsible Person is tasked with:
    • Conducting regular fire risk assessments
    • Identifying fire hazards and ensuring appropriate safety measures are in place
    • Informing employees and visitors about fire safety measures
    • Ensuring proper fire safety equipment is installed
    • Providing appropriate training and fire drills
    • Maintaining fire safety systems, such as alarms and extinguishers
A fire risk assessment is a fundamental requirement of the Fire Safety Order. The Responsible Person must regularly carry out and update this assessment to ensure the workplace remains safe. Key steps include:
  • Identifying potential fire hazards (flammable materials, faulty electrical systems, etc.)
  • Determining who may be at risk (employees, visitors, contractors, etc.)
  • Evaluating existing fire safety measures (alarm systems, evacuation routes)
  • Implementing improvements to reduce or eliminate risks
  • Documenting findings, especially for businesses with 5 or more employees.
The fire risk assessment must be reviewed regularly, especially when there are changes in the workplace, such as new machinery or building renovations.
Workplaces must have adequate fire detection systems, such as smoke alarms, heat detectors, and manual call points, to provide early warning in the event of a fire. These systems must be:
    • Properly installed by qualified professionals
    • Regularly tested and maintained
    • Clearly audible across the entire premises
    • Connected to a reliable fire alarm system.
All workplaces must be equipped with suitable firefighting equipment, including:
  • Fire extinguishers (water, foam, CO2, powder, etc., depending on the specific risks)
  • Fire blankets in kitchens or areas where cooking is done
  • Fire hose reels (if necessary)
  • Fire extinguishers should be easily accessible, regularly inspected, and employees must be trained in their use.
A critical aspect of fire safety is ensuring that all employees and visitors can safely evacuate the building in the event of a fire. To comply with the law, workplaces must:
  • Clearly mark fire exits and ensure they are easily accessible
  • Provide adequate emergency lighting if the power fails
  • Display fire action notices near fire exits
  • Conduct regular fire drills to ensure everyone knows the evacuation procedure
  • Designate fire marshals or wardens to assist with evacuations
  • Ensure that escape routes are always kept clear
Employers are legally required to provide fire safety training to all employees. This training should cover:
  • The risks identified in the fire risk assessment
  • Fire prevention measures and good housekeeping practices
  • The location of fire exits and firefighting equipment
  • How to raise the alarm in the event of a fire
  • The emergency evacuation procedure, including any special arrangements for vulnerable individuals (e.g., those with disabilities)
  • Regular fire drills are necessary to reinforce the training and ensure that employees are prepared in case of a real emergency.

Why Choose Training4Employment for Your Fire Safety Training?

At Training4Employment, we offer accredited, expert-led fire safety training tailored to meet UK regulations, ensuring the safety of your team. Here’s why companies across Birmingham and the UK rely on us for their fire safety training:
Qualified Instructors:
Our trainers are seasoned professionals with in-depth expertise in fire safety regulations and real-world emergency response.
Flexible Learning Options:
We provide versatile training solutions, including onsite sessions, classroom instruction, and online courses to fit your schedule and needs.
Nationwide Coverage:
Whether you're in Birmingham or elsewhere in the UK, our fire safety training services are available across the country.
Legal Compliance:
Our courses are carefully designed to help your business stay fully compliant with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
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