Fire Safety Management

Course Overview:

Introduction:

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires the ‘Responsible Person’ to safeguard the occupants of the building against fire and establish a fire safety management system.

This 1 day course provides attending delegates with an underpinning knowledge of current fire legislation and guidance together with advice on how to establish an effective fire safety management system that will integrate with their current H&S management systems; where applicable.

It will introduce the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005 and explain how by utilizing available Reference Guides, British Standards and Approved Codes of Practice, the Manager can work towards satisfying the Legal Requirements for the protection of relevant persons within or about the workplace.

Course Duration:

Who Should Attend:

This course is designed for delegates with at least a basic understanding of the principles of fire safety. It is suitable as an introduction to fire risk management systems. This course is suitable for managers of sites and housing managers, estates surveyors, facilities managers, building owners, or fire or health and safety managers as to what a formalized fire risk management system consists of and the basic principles of auditing.

Course Programme:

- Analysis of the fire problem
- Fire Safety Legislation
- Fire safety Management
- Fire risk assessment process
- The maintenance of Fire Precautions within the workplace
- Emergency Plans
- Fire Safety Training

Certification and Assessment:

Delegates will be assessed on their input during the course. Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance which is valid
for 3 years.

Suggested Follow on and Complementary Courses:

NEBOSH National Certificate in Fire Safety and Risk Management.