Fire Safety Regulations Training lights the path toward understanding workplace fire protection and prevention—without the smoke and mirrors. Beginning with fire basics and risk assessment, this course then guides learners through detection systems, evacuation plans, and essential building responsibilities.
The modules explain how buildings can be prepared for fire risks, how fires start (spoiler: it’s not always toast), and how organisations should plan, equip, and respond. Whether you’re a manager, caretaker, or just the designated fire warden, this course helps reduce the chance of hearing those sirens for all the wrong reasons.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand basic fire science and workplace safety relevance.
- Learn how to conduct structured fire risk assessments.
- Explore methods for fire prevention in buildings.
- Examine fire alarm systems and warning procedures.
- Understand building responsibilities regarding fire planning.
- Learn evacuation methods and how equipment supports response.
Who is this Course For:
- Office staff assigned fire safety responsibilities.
- Building supervisors reviewing legal safety procedures.
- Safety officers updating prevention and evacuation strategies.
- Facilities managers overseeing equipment and exits.
- Property caretakers responsible for emergency planning.
- Admins managing compliance documentation for fire safety.
- Warehouse or retail site coordinators handling evacuation planning.
- Anyone interested in structured fire prevention learning.
Career Path:
- Fire Safety Officer – £33,000/year
- Health & Safety Manager – £42,000/year
- Facilities Coordinator – £31,000/year
- Fire Risk Assessor – £36,500/year
- Building Safety Advisor – £38,000/year
- Compliance Administrator (Fire Regulations) – £34,000/year
