Fire Safety Courses
Fire Safety & Fire Prevention
Fire Safety Regulated Courses
Fire Safety and Fire Prevention training provides a structured understanding of both individual responsibilities and organisational fire safety requirements. The course addresses hazard identification, safe working practices, emergency procedures, and the practical application of fire safety controls.
Learners develop an appreciation of how fire risk is managed proactively through training, planning, and compliance, reducing the likelihood of incidents and minimising harm should a fire occur. The training supports regulatory compliance and promotes a culture of safety, accountability, and preparedness.
This training is suitable for workplaces, security environments, and organisations operating in regulated or higher-risk settings.
It also equips personnel with the confidence to recognise early warning signs, take decisive action, and support coordinated emergency responses. By understanding both the legal framework and practical fire‑prevention measures, learners contribute directly to safer working environments and improved organisational resilience. The course reinforces best practice, enhances situational awareness, and ensures staff are prepared to act responsibly in both routine and high‑pressure situations.
What Our Fire Safety Courses Cover:
Fire Safety Awareness
Duration: 3–4 Hours
Accreditation: Fire Safety Awareness Certificate
Aligned with: UK Fire Safety Order (FSO), Workplace Fire Safety Standards
Pre-Requisites
None required
Learners must be physically able to participate in basic evacuation drills
16+
Curriculum
- Fire science basics (how fires start/spread)
- Fire hazards in the workplace
- Fire safety roles & legal responsibilities
- Alarm systems and evacuation routes
- Fire prevention measures
- Use of signage and fire equipment
- Responding safely to fire discovery
- Reporting and communication protocols
Learning Outcomes
Learners will:
- Identify workplace fire hazards
- Understand legal responsibilities under fire safety law
- Respond appropriately when discovering a fire
- Support safe evacuation procedures
- Follow organisational fire safety protocols
Assessment
- Continuous observation by instructor
- Short knowledge check (optional)
Audience
All staff, security personnel, office workers, hospitality, construction, industrial workers.
Fire Marshal / Fire Warden Training
Duration: 1 Day
Accreditation: Fire Marshal (Fire Warden) Certificate
Aligned with: UK Fire Safety Order (Responsible Person Duties)
Pre-Requisites
- None required
- Suitable for learners aged 16+
Curriculum
- Fire behaviour & fire development stages
- Legal duties of Fire Marshals / Fire Wardens
- Daily, weekly and monthly fire-check routines
- Evacuation management & assembly point control
- Sweep procedures (searching floors/areas)
- People movement & assisting vulnerable persons
- Fire logbooks & documentation
- Coordinating with emergency services
- Practical extinguisher awareness (optional add-on)
Learning Outcomes
Learners will:
- Understand and carry out Fire Marshal responsibilities
- Conduct effective fire safety checks
- Lead and manage safe evacuations
- Communicate effectively during fire incidents
- Maintain accurate safety records
Assessment
- Practical evacuation leadership exercises
- Knowledge assessment (short test or scenario-based)
Audience
Supervisors, team leaders, security staff, managers, fire wardens, safety officers.
Fire Risk Assessment Awareness
Duration: 3–4 Hours
Accreditation: Fire Risk Assessment Awareness Certificate
Aligned with: UK Fire Safety Order (Risk Assessment Requirements)
Pre-Requisites
- None required
Not a full Fire Risk Assessor qualification (awareness level only)
Curriculum
- Understanding fire risk assessment principles
- Identifying hazards and ignition sources
- People at risk (staff, visitors, vulnerable persons)
- Evaluating risk levels
- Control measures & mitigation
- Documentation requirements
- Review cycles & compliance processes
Learning Outcomes
Learners will:
- Understand the structure of a fire risk assessment
- Identify key hazards and risk groups
- Recognise effective control measures
- Support an organisation’s fire risk management
Assessment
- Knowledge check or scenario review
Audience
Supervisors, security personnel, building managers, safety staff.
Evacuation & Emergency Planning
Duration: 3–5 Hours
Accreditation: Evacuation & Emergency Planning Certificate
Pre-Requisites
- 18+
- Hold a Fire Warden Certificate
Curriculum
- Emergency evacuation principles
- Alarm systems and communication methods
- Assembly point management
- Sweep procedures and safe clearance
- Accounting for staff & visitors
- Shelter-in-place vs evacuation
- Incident control roles
- Post-evacuation reporting
Learning Outcomes
Learners will:
- Coordinate safe and efficient evacuations
- Communicate during emergency situations
- Manage assembly points and accountability
- Assist emergency services effectively
Assessment
- Practical scenario (evacuation coordination)
- Instructor observation
Audience
Security officers, fire wardens, managers, building controllers, event staff.
Our Fire Safety Courses are structured to support organisations operating in regulated, high‑risk and international environments. Each programme is built around defined competencies, controlled assessment and clear professional standards, ensuring personnel can respond confidently and lawfully to fire‑related incidents. This approach strengthens organisational resilience, supports compliance obligations and reinforces safe, accountable behaviour across all operational roles.