Fire Marshal Training
An entirely online course that you can complete at any time to receive your certificate
For anyone who has responsibility for fire safety or has been appointed as a Fire Marshal (Fire Warden) within their workplace. No previous fire safety knowledge is required.
The online learning module has been developed to provide learners with the knowledge and understanding required to carry out the role of a Fire Marshal effectively within the workplace. The course reflects the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and current fire safety guidance.
The course takes around 2 hours to complete
Successful completion of the course gains 2 CPD credits
Fully Online Training
Enrolment Keys are available for £19 +VAT each.
Each Enrolment Key is unique and allows one person to complete the online module at any time. You will need one Enrolment Key for every person that requires training. Ensure you select the quantity you require in the shopping cart or checkout.
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For anyone who has responsibility for fire safety or has been appointed as a Fire Marshal (Fire Warden) within their workplace. No previous fire safety knowledge is required.
The online learning module has been developed to provide learners with the knowledge and understanding required to carry out the role of a Fire Marshal effectively within the workplace. The course reflects the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and current fire safety guidance.
Learners will develop an understanding of fire prevention, fire risk assessment, fire safety legislation, emergency procedures and the responsibilities of a Fire Marshal in helping to prevent fires and supporting the safe evacuation of occupants during an emergency. Depending on the nature of the workplace and the findings of the fire risk assessment, practical fire safety training may also be required.
For anyone who has responsibility for fire safety or has been appointed as a Fire Marshal (Fire Warden) within their workplace. No previous fire safety knowledge is required.
The online learning module has been developed to provide learners with the knowledge and understanding required to carry out the role of a Fire Marshal effectively within the workplace. The course reflects the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and current fire safety guidance.
Learners will develop an understanding of fire prevention, fire risk assessment, fire safety legislation, emergency procedures and the responsibilities of a Fire Marshal in helping to prevent fires and supporting the safe evacuation of occupants during an emergency. Depending on the nature of the workplace and the findings of the fire risk assessment, practical fire safety training may also be required
The course takes around 2 hours to complete, and you can pause and save your progress at any time to finish later.
Self-checks follow each section of the course and a final multiple-choice assessment concludes the online module. Learners are required to achieve a score of 100% on each self-check before they can progress to the next section. The final multiple-choice assessment has a pass mark of 80%. Learners have a maximum of 3 attempts to pass.
On successful completion, trainees download a certificate as evidence that they have passed the course. This certificate is valid for 3 years.
Successful completion of the course gains 2 CPD credits.
This course is accredited by The CPD Group. It is provided by Elearn Here Limited and offered by the FAIB (First Aid Industry Body) to FAW Cornwall under licence.
Description
What modules are covered by the course?
Module 5 – Fire Prevention and Fire Safety Controls
Fire prevention measures
Fire detection and warning systems
Good housekeeping
Passive and active fire protection
Means of escape
Emergency lighting
Refuge points
Module 6 – Fire Safety Signs and Evacuation Routes
Fire safety signage
Escape route signs
Fire exit signs
Fire assembly point signs
Fire-fighting equipment signs
Warning and prohibition signs
Module 7 – Emergency Planning and Evacuation
Fire emergency plans
Evacuation procedures
Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans (PEEPs)
Fire Marshal responsibilities during an evacuation
Fire drills
Module 1 – Fire Safety and the Law
The importance of fire safety
Fire safety legislation
Responsibilities for fire safety in the workplace
Enforcement and compliance
Module 2 – The Role of the Fire Marshal
Duties and responsibilities
Proactive and reactive Fire Marshal duties
Determining the number of Fire Marshals required
Module 3 – Understanding How Fires Start
Common causes of fire
The Fire Triangle
Sources of heat, fuel and oxygen
Dangerous substances (DSEAR)
Classes of fire
Module 4 – Fire Risk Assessment
The five steps of fire risk assessment
Fire risk assessments for dangerous substances