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Fire Warden Training with live hands on Fire Extinguisher practical training - Scotland Edinburgh- Glasgow - Fife - Livingston - Perth - Ayr - Scottish Borders - Dundee.​

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Duration        2 hour 40 minutes​​

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Location        Your Premises

Facilities        A quiet room is required with an electrical

                         power socket. All course material is provided -

                         wear practical clothing.​

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​External         An available 5m x 5m external space is​ required ​

                         ​at your ​​premises to operate the fire extinguishers

                         on the live fire training simulator - about 3 car

                         parking spaces in size.  ​

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​The                 The propane gas enviromentaly friendly fire  ​​

​Enviroment   training simulator leaves no residue mess and​

                         produces no smoke. We support  ISO 14001.

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​​​​Dates             Contact us for availability

​Times             Morning or afternoon

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Cost               £390 (for up to 8 members of staff)​

                      i.e. £390 per session.

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Award           Certificate - Record of Training                          ​

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Contact        enquiries@firescotland.co.uk​

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​​Course overview: This is the fire safety course designed to provide the workplace Fire Marshal and Fire Warden with an all round level of understanding to carry out the role of the Fire Warden and Fire Marshal safely in your workplace​. Practical hands on experience with Fire Extinguishers on a real live fire situation complements the comprehensive combined Fire Marshal Training Course & Fire Warden Training Course and assists the employer in providing sufficient instruction and training to meet the bulk of the legal requirements as referred to in  the Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 12 (3) (a) & (b), 14 (1) (a) & (b), 18, & 20.​

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​The certified course includes; -​

 

• Fire legislation - Fire (Scotland) Act 2005 & Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006​

• The significant findings of the fire risk assessment (if provided)

• Emergency and evacuation procedures​

• Fire Safety Measures and Systems​

• Causes of fire​

• The nature of fire and smoke

• Human behaviour in fires

• Classification of fires

• Types of fire extinguishers and their application.​

• Fire extinguisher inspection and emergency use

• Fire marshal and fire warden non emergency duties

• Fire drills

• Fire hazard spotting

• Staff fire training

• Fire marshal and fire warden Emergency duties

• Evacuation systems and accounting methods

 

THEN OUTSIDE

 

Practical fire extinguisher training

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Specialised course content: There are special versions of this course where the content is varied to address the particular fire safety risks presented by different environments and individual organisations. Examples are for Residential Homes, and Educational establishments.​​

 

 

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