Fire Marshal
Learning Outcomes
- Describe general fire safety hazards
- Explain the fire tetrahedron and its relevance to fire development
- Identify the appropriate actions to take during a fire
- Identify common causes of fire in the workplace
- Analyse the stages of fire progression
- Define the different classes of fire
- Explain evacuation plans and safe escape procedures
- Describe the importance of maintenance and testing of fire safety systems
- Describe the proactive and reactive responsibilities of employees during fire situations
- Explain the appropriate response when the fire alarm sounds
- Identify key considerations and safe behaviours during an active fire
- Explain the correct use of fire equipment
- Describe how to record and report fire-related incidents as part of first aid responsibilities
Aim
This course aims to provide learners with a clear understanding of fire safety hazards and the preventative actions that reduce the risk of fire in the workplace. Learners will gain essential knowledge of fire causes, the fire tetrahedron, classes and stages of fire, and how to respond effectively during an emergency. The course also covers the correct use of fire safety equipment, the structure of evacuation procedures, and the roles and responsibilities of fire marshals and staff during both proactive and reactive situations.
Why Customers would Benefit from the Fire Marshal Training Course?
This course is essential for any organisation responsible for maintaining fire safety standards within residential care homes, healthcare services, supported living, offices, or workplace environments. The training equips staff with the knowledge needed to recognise and reduce fire risks, respond appropriately in emergencies, and take responsibility for fire prevention measures. Fire marshals will be better prepared to manage evacuations, use fire equipment correctly, and support safe working practices. The course also helps organisations meet their legal obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.
Key Benefits for Customers:
Improves Fire Safety Awareness
Ensures staff understand risks and how to minimise them
Meets Legal Obligations
Aligns with fire safety regulations and risk management policies
Promotes Safer Environments
Supports effective evacuation planning and emergency response
Reduces Fire Risk
Encourages proactive maintenance, checks, and fire prevention practices
Boosts Staff Confidence
Prepares fire marshals to act decisively in high-pressure situations
Protects Service Users & Premises
Supports business continuity and duty of care
CQC Compliant
Reinforces safety practices expected under key lines of enquiry
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Fire Marshal
Course
Fire Marshal
Level
2
Practical
Yes
Duration
2-3 Hours
Certificate Length
2 Years
Number of Delegates
12
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