Fire Safety Awareness

Duration: 3–4 Hours

Accreditation: Fire Safety Awareness Certificate
Aligned with: UK Fire Safety Order (FSO), Workplace Fire Safety Standards

• 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
   

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
   

• Continuous observation by instructor
   
• Short knowledge check (optional)
   

All staff, security personnel, office workers, hospitality, construction, industrial workers.

• None required
   
• Learners must be physically able to participate in basic evacuation drills
   

Duration: 1 Day

Accreditation: Fire Marshal (Fire Warden) Certificate
Aligned with: UK Fire Safety Order (Responsible Person Duties)

• None required
   
• Suitable for learners aged 16+

• 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)
   

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
   

• Practical evacuation leadership exercises
   
• Knowledge assessment (short test or scenario-based)
   

Supervisors, team leaders, security staff, managers, fire wardens, safety officers.

 Duration: 1–2 Hours

Accreditation: Fire Extinguisher Practical Competence Certificate
Aligned with: UK Workplace Fire Safety Guidance

• None required
   
• Learners must be able to operate extinguishers safely

• Understanding extinguisher types (CO₂, Water, Foam, Powder)
   
• PASS technique (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep)
   
• Identifying when not to fight a fire
   
• Safety precautions during extinguisher use
   
• Live-fire or simulated-fire practical deployment
   

Learners will:

• Select the correct extinguisher for different fire types
   
• Use extinguishers safely and confidently
   
• Assess whether it is safe to tackle a fire
   
• Follow escalation and reporting procedures
   

• Practical extinguisher deployment
   
• Instructor observation
   

Security teams, staff in high-risk areas, hospitality, warehouse and industrial workers.

Duration: 3–4 Hours

Accreditation: Fire Risk Assessment Awareness Certificate
Aligned with: UK Fire Safety Order (Risk Assessment Requirements)

• None required
   

Not a full Fire Risk Assessor qualification (awareness level only)

• 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
   

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
   

• Knowledge check or scenario review
   

Supervisors, security personnel, building managers, safety staff.

Duration: 3–5 Hours

Accreditation: Evacuation & Emergency Planning Certificate

• None required

• 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
   

Learners will:

• Coordinate safe and efficient evacuations
   
• Communicate during emergency situations
   
• Manage assembly points and accountability
   
• Assist emergency services effectively
   

• Practical scenario (evacuation coordination)
   
• Instructor observation
   

Security officers, fire wardens, managers, building controllers, event staff.