Ensuring the safety standards of your business are aligned with regulatory guidelines
Not limited to: Employees, Supervisors, Managers, Retail, Tour Guides, Construction, Manufacturing, Drivers and General Public
This course is for persons who are required to ensure ensure fire safety by identifying hazards, enforcing regulations, and conducting regular inspections. They manage evacuations during emergencies, coordinate with emergency services, and are trained to use firefighting equipment.
Understanding the Role of a Fire Marshall
Key Responsibilities of a Fire Marshall
Key Skills and Attributes of a Fire Marshall
The Role of a Fire Marshall Before, During, and After a Fire Emergency
Key Steps for Routine Fire Safety Checks
Key Steps for Fire Alarm Systems and Evacuation Routes
Detailed Explanation of Fire Safety and Prevention
Understanding Fire Safety and Prevention
Identifying Common Fire Hazards
Understanding the Importance of Fire Risk Assessments
Key Points Relating to the Fire Triangle, Fire Classification, and Their Causes and Preventive Measures
Causes and Preventive Measures for Fire Hazards
Fire Detection Systems
Operation and Maintenance of Fire Detection Systems
Operating Different Types of Fire Extinguishers
Classes of Fire Extinguishers
How to Operate a Fire Extinguisher (P.A.S.S Method)
Types of Fire Extinguishers and Their Operation
Fire Extinguisher Safety Tips
Evacuation Procedures
Evacuation Routes
Fire Exits
Assisting People with Disabilities
Assisting Pregnant Women During an Evacuation
Fire Drills: Overview and Importance
Fire Drill Procedures: Step-by-Step
Frequency and Timing of Fire Drills
Post-Drill Evaluation and Feedback
Ongoing Emergency Planning
Fire Drills
Fire Drill Planning Document
Examples of Fire Drill Scenarios
Scenario 1: Standard Fire Drill in an Office Setting
Scenario 2: Fire Drill with Blocked Exits
Scenario 3: Assisting Disabled Persons
Scenario 4: Nighttime Fire Drill in a Residential Building
Post-Drill Evaluation and Reporting Template
CONTINUOUS TRAINING PLAN
