The Principles of the Role of a Fire Marshal Level 2 course provides essential training for individuals designated as Fire Marshals or Fire Wardens. Participants will learn about fire safety regulations, fire prevention measures, evacuation procedures, and the responsibilities of a Fire Marshal. This course is crucial for ensuring the safety of personnel and premises in the event of a fire emergency.

Module 1: Introduction to Fire Safety

– Objectives and Importance

  – Understanding the importance of fire safety in the workplace

  – Overview of legal requirements and regulations related to fire safety

Module 2: Roles and Responsibilities of a Fire Marshal

– Role of the Fire Marshal

  – Duties and responsibilities of a Fire Marshal or Fire Warden

  – Importance of effective communication and coordination during fire emergencies

Module 3: Fire Safety Legislation and Regulations

– Overview of Fire Safety Legislation

  – Key provisions of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (or relevant local legislation)

  – Requirements for fire risk assessments and fire safety measures in workplaces

Module 4: Fire Prevention and Fire Spread

– Understanding Fire Prevention

  – Common causes of fires in the workplace and how to prevent them

  – Measures to reduce the risk of fire spread and containment strategies

Module 5: Fire Safety Equipment and Systems

– Fire Safety Equipment

  – Types of fire extinguishers and their uses

  – Inspection, maintenance, and storage of fire safety equipment

– Emergency Warning Systems

  – Understanding fire alarms and emergency communication systems

  – Procedures for testing and responding to fire alarms

Module 6: Emergency Procedures and Evacuation

– Emergency Response Procedures

  – Developing and implementing emergency procedures and evacuation plans

  – Roles and responsibilities during evacuation drills and actual fire emergencies

Module 7: Evacuation Techniques and Assembly Points

– Evacuation Techniques

  – Techniques for evacuating occupants safely and efficiently

  – Assisting vulnerable individuals and visitors during evacuation

– Assembly Points

  – Importance of designated assembly points and their location

  – Procedures for accounting for all personnel during evacuations

Module 8: Communication and Coordination

– Effective Communication

  – Communicating fire safety information and instructions clearly

  – Coordination with emergency services and other stakeholders during fire incidents

Module 9: Fire Safety Inspections and Risk Assessments

– Conducting Fire Safety Inspections

  – Techniques for conducting fire safety inspections and audits

  – Identifying and addressing fire hasards and risks in the workplace

Module 10: Fire Safety Training and Refresher Courses

– Training Requirements

  – Importance of fire safety training for employees and Fire Marshals

  – Planning and delivering fire safety training sessions and refresher courses

Module 11: Case Studies and Practical Scenarios

– Case Studies

  – Analysis of real-life fire incidents and their outcomes

  – Learning from best practice examples and critical incidents

Module 12: Assessment and Certification

– Assessment Methods

  – Written assessment

  – Practical assessment and demonstration of fire safety procedures

– Certification

  – Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Level 2 certificate in Principles of the Role of a Fire Marshal