4. Managing Fire Safety

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About Course

This course builds on the knowledge gained in Fire Safety in the Workplace, Safe and Proper Use of Fire Extinguishers, and Fire Marshal Training, taking your learning to the next level by focusing on how fire safety is managed within an organisation.

Participants will develop a broader understanding of what is required to plan, organise and oversee effective fire safety arrangements in the workplace. The course looks at the practical responsibilities of those managing fire safety, including developing policies, maintaining fire safety systems, and ensuring the right procedures are in place to keep people safe.

You’ll learn about the role of the Fire Safety Manager, how fire risk assessments are used to identify and manage hazards, and the importance of routine inspection, testing and maintenance of fire safety equipment and systems. The course also explores the importance of clear documentation and record keeping, managing contractors working on site, and working effectively with Fire and Rescue Services.

We will also look at how organisations can reduce unwanted fire alarm signals and maintain reliable fire detection systems.

By the end of the course, learners will understand how to coordinate and manage fire safety arrangements within their organisation and ensure that fire safety responsibilities are being met effectively.

Who should attend

This course is designed for anyone with responsibility for managing fire safety within the workplace. It is particularly suitable for managers, supervisors, facilities managers and anyone responsible for overseeing fire safety arrangements or supporting compliance within their organisation.

Delivery

This course is delivered in person. Contact our training team now to see how we can help you.

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What Will You Learn?

  • The role and responsibilities involved in managing fire safety within a workplace
  • An overview of fire safety legislation and the duties placed on those responsible for buildings
  • The purpose and process of Fire Risk Assessment and how findings are managed
  • How to develop and maintain a fire safety policy and supporting procedures
  • The importance of routine maintenance, testing and inspection of fire safety systems
  • Good practice for fire safety documentation, record keeping and compliance monitoring
  • How to manage contractors working on site and ensure fire safety is maintained during works
  • How organisations work with Fire & Rescue Authorities and respond to fire safety audits
  • Practical steps to reduce unwanted fire alarm signals and improve fire safety management

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