ProTrainings - Fire Safety Awareness Level 1
Is the Fire Safety Awareness Level 1 course accredited by an official body?
Yes, this course is accredited and certified by ProTrainings Europe Ltd (ProTrainings). This means every training provider advertising this course on this site must be an approved centre. In most cases the awarding body will audit the centre to ensure the correct standard of teaching.
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Visit ProTrainings websiteWhat is the ProTrainings - Fire Safety Awareness Level 1 course?
Category: Fire · Level: Beginner
This course is ideal to give all members of staff basic fire training to increase awareness and cooperation in the event of a fire in the workplace. Awareness will reduce the risk of fires actually breaking out and therefore save lives.
How long is the ProTrainings - Fire Safety Awareness Level 1 certificate valid for?
The ProTrainings Fire Safety Awareness Level 1 course certificate has 3 years validity.
It is recommended that you check with your course tutor for information on ProTrainings - Fire Safety Awareness Level 1 refresher courses and their recommended frequency, or the next-step qualification.
Who is the ProTrainings - Fire Safety Awareness Level 1 course designed for?
This level 1 course is aimed at anyone who requires a course in fire safety. The course is designed to meet and comply with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. It covers regulations, the fire triangle, evacuation, fire equipment, good housekeeping, the law, training requirements, calling the fire service, fire doors, smoke alarms, risk assessing and precautions.
What subjects does the ProTrainings - Fire Safety Awareness Level 1 course cover?
The Importance of Fire Safety
The Law
The Problem and How you Get Harmed
Causes, Prevention, Training and Alarms
The Fire Triangle
Sources of Ignition
Active and Passive Fire Spread
Arson
Aerosols
Fire Prevention
Good House Keeping
Training and Staff Awareness
Dangers of Smoke
Types of Fire Alarm
Emergency Equipment and Response Actions
Fire Equipment
Calling the Fire Service
Fire Extinguishers
Breakdown of a fire extinguisher
Fire Hoses
Fire Alarm Systems
Evacuating in an Emergency
Fire Doors
Fire Blankets
Fire Warden Kits
Appropriate CLothing
Smoke Alarms in the Home
Fire Proofing the Home
Risk Assessment and Hazards
Formal Risk Assessment
Review of fire safety