Fire Marshall

Introduction

The course is designed for those with a responsibility within the work place for Fire evacuation under the new Regulatory Reforms (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

The day of training consists of a mixture of classroom learning and practical activities, involving discharging fire extinguishers. Candidates will be placed in state of the art classrooms boasting with new technology such as 50” inch touch screen display panels.  

Who is it for?

The course is designed for those employees that have responsibilities of evacuating buildings in the case on an emergency. In addition the appointed fire marshal has the responsibility to maintain any fire extinguisher equipment within the working environment.

Outcome

On completion of the course, candidates receive a Mantra certificate of attendance certifying that they have displayed competence and confidence in the subject.

Content

Full details of the course are available under ‘Technical Specification’. In summary, the course covers a variety of areas for example the correct procedure of evacuation in an emergency, storage of fire equipment, correct usage of fire extinguisher as well as practical demonstrations of different types of extinguisher devices.

Assessment

At the end of the course candidates participate in a Q&A session held by the instructor to test their knowledge before returning to the work environment.  

Duration

5 hours

Progression

Following fire marshal training, employers could build on their staff training needs by sending candidates on first aid courses with Mantra Learning.

Technical Specification

·         Role and responsibilities of fire marshall

·         Storage of fire equipment

·         Maintenance operation of fire equipment

·         Using a fire extinguishers

·         Evacuation procedures

·         Basic risk assessment in the work place 

Location

Manchester

Warrington

Related courses:

First Aid Appointed

First Aid at Work