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Fire Safety Awareness/Fire Extinguisher

This in-person training is ideal for all staff, regardless of role or industry. It equips participants with essential knowledge on fire prevention, how to recognise potential hazards, and how to respond safely and effectively in the event of a fire emergency, including practical training in fire extinguisher use.

Delivered as an interactive, face-to-face two-hour session, the training includes Q/A discussions to encourage participation and reinforce learning. The benefits include improved workplace safety, compliance with fire safety legislation, and greater confidence in protecting both people and property.

Safewell can carry out this training at your site or at our Wiltshire location.

Also, see our range of online Fire Safety training courses – ideal for general awareness or refresher learning.

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Course Description

Fire Safety law and regulations

Causes of fire in the workplace

Safe environment and fire prevention

Emergency procedures

Safe evacuation

Fire extinguishers – types and deployment

 

Learning Objectives

Understand law and compliance

Identify potential ignition sources and items of concern

Understand safe storage of combustibles and flammables

Be confident in raising the alarm, emergency evacuation and correct actions to follow

Safe & effective deployment of fire extinguishers

 

 

I thought the training was absolutely perfect. Your knowledge, instruction method and the course content made the course enjoyable for all involved, and it was of a standard that I thought was exceptional.

Nick Barnard

J Chandler & C0 (Buckfast) Ltd

I liked the format ad how the trainer ran the course. I’ve done a few in the past and this one wasn’t boring at all, kept me interested all the time and passed a lot of information in a few hours. Five stars.

Lukasz Goralczyk

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