​​Fire Warden Training Course Scotland Edinburgh Glasgow Fife Ayr Falkirk Livingston Airdrie ​

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Duration        2 hour 30 minutes​​

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Location        At your Premises.

Facilities        A quiet room is required with an electrical

                      power socket. All course material is provided.​​

                   

Dates             Contact us for availability

​Times             Morning or afternoon

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Cost               £340 (for up to 10 members of staff)​

                       i.e. £340 per session 

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Award           Certificate - Record of Training                          ​

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Contact        enquiries@firescotland.co.uk​

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Course overview: ​This non-live fire combined Fire Marshal Training Course and Fire Warden Training Course is designed to assist the employer in providing sufficient instruction and training to meet the bulk of the legal requirements as referred to in  the Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 12 (3) (a) & (b), 14 (1) (a) & (b), 18, & 20. It Covers staff evacuation procedures and equips attendees with an appropriate level of understanding to carry out the role of the Fire Warden or Fire Marshal safely in their workplace. ​

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​The certified course includes; -​

 

• Fire legislation - Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 & Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006​

• The significant findings of the fire risk assessment (if provided)

• Company fire safety procedures

• Fire Safety Measures and Systems​

• Causes of fire​

• The nature of fire and smoke

• Human behaviour in fires

• Classification of fires and types of fire extinguishers

• Fire extinguisher inspection and emergency use

• Fire marshal and fire warden non-emergency and emergency duties

• Fire drills

• Fire hazard spotting

• Staff fire training

• Fire marshal and fire warden emergency duties

• Evacuation systems and accounting methods

 

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Who should attend: ​Staff with specific duties in the event of fire such as the nominated competent persons who have a responsibility for implementing the company fire evacuation procedure or a direct responsibility for developing or improving existing evacuation procedures.

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Objectives: At the end of the course the student will:

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Be aware of the dangers of fire

• Understand what to do in the event of a fire alarm

• Be able safely to evacuate the building

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Content:​​

• Fire procedures in the workplace

• Responding to the fire alarm

• Responding to an outbreak of fire  

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Specialised course content: There are special versions of this course where the content is varied to address the particular fire safety risks presented by different environments and individual organisations. Examples are for Residential Homes, and Educational establishments.​​

 

 

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