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Fire Safety at Work
Second Floor, 1 Horsefair
Wetherby
West Yorkshire
LS22 6JG
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FAQ's
Yes, responsibility for complying with the Fire Safety Order 2005 rests with the Responsible Person. For a business this will usually be the employer or any person who has control of the workplace, such as the owner, manager or occupier. This person must have adequate training and ensure that their employees have received adequate fire safety training. HM Government state that you must provide adequate training for your staff.
As the responsible person you must:
- carry out or have written a fire risk assessment of the premises and review it regularly
- tell staff or their representatives about the risks you’ve identified
- put in place, and maintain, appropriate fire safety measures
- plan for an emergency
- provide staff information, fire safety instruction and training
A Fire Marshal/ Fire Warden is a person who holds specific responsibilities within a business that help in the management of fire safety and the evacuation a of building’s occupants in the event of an emergency.
A Fire Warden’s duties and responsibilities vary from business to business, depending on the risks outlined in their Fire Risk Assessment.
The responsibilities of a Fire Marshal’s/ Fire Warden can generally be split into two categories: day to day management of Fire Safety and the management of an emergency situation.
As the responsible person you must carry out and regularly review a fire risk assessment of the premises. This will identify what you need to do to prevent fire and keep people safe. You must train all employees in the risk of fire.
To get more details on our fire courses, please call us FREE on 0800 470 473.
There are no minimum requirements and you can train as many delegates as you like with E-learning. However, for effective In-house training we recommend one trainer to 12 delegates. If you need say 30 people training all at once at your premises on a particular day we would simply supply two trainers.
The responsible person must carry out and regularly review a fire risk assessment of the premises. This will identify what you need to do to prevent fire and keep people safe. Fire Safety at Work can provide the business with a detailed fire risk assessment carried out by a qualified risk assessor.
You must keep a written record of your fire risk assessment if your business has 5 or more people.
Absolutely yes, you can choose to take your training at a time and location of your choice and there is no additional cost. This applies to both In-house training and E-learning.
The courses differ in length. When you browse each course the duration is shown in the course details. E-learning is typically the quickest method of training.
E-learning courses have multiple questions throughout the courses. In-house training courses typically have a multiple choice exam at the end of the course.
No, Fire Safety at Work trainers will supply any equipment necessary for your course, should you need it. Fire extinguishers can be supplied at additional cost.
E-learning courses can be taken on any PC or tablet.
To ensure that knowledge is kept up-to-date with legislation and best practices, and to reduce skills fade, it is recommended that the knowledge is refreshed annually.
Ultimately, it is the responsibility of the delegates’ training administrator or learning & compliance manager to decide when the training needs to be refreshed.
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I have purchased a number ofFire Safety L1 & L2 courses. The cost is reasonable and the quality is really excellent. They offer great telephone support and are always available and helpful.
As HR Manager at a 300 bedroom hotel I was looking for online Food Hygiene courses for our staff. I chose Fire Safety at Work as the website is easy to use, the courses were easy to set up and Martin is only a phone call away for any queries you might have. The staff have enjoyed completing the courses.
The whole process is really good and efficient, the quickness and support of setting the courses is also great. The portal is easy to use, with the courses well laid out - I have since booked further Level 2 & 3 Food Hygiene courses and will return in the future.