Fire Procedures

Employees need to be well trained in your company's fire safety procedures. This fire training session will be focussed upon the necessity for each employee to have a good knowledge of your company procedures in the event of a fire.

Development of Fire

Fire can be extremely dangerous if uncontrolled. A self-sustaining fire can consume structures and buildings and can cause severe injury and death by burns or smoke inhalation. Structural fires can be started from cooking accidents, electrical faults, and accidents - such as with matches, lighters, and cigarettes. Fire will spread rapidly to other structures if basic precautions are not followed.

Live Demonstration

With our live demonstration, we will show your employees how a fire can start, spread, and consume. We will then give a comprehensive display of the methods used in extinguishing a fire safely without risk to personal safety whilst stressing the importance of health and safety regulations.

Good Housekeeping

From our experience in training various companies, we know that promoting good housekeeping is as important as any other section of our fire safety training programme. By following a simple routine of precautionary measures, each employee can considerably reduce the risk of fire in the workplace.

Remember: Both employee and employer has a responsibility to ensure safety procedures are followed in the workplace.

Extinguishers and Methods of Extinction

This training section will involve looking at fire extinguishers and which method or extinguisher type to use in each situation. We will cover fire drills and action plans along with training and assessment of your employees' knowledge of different extinguisher types. Methods of extinction involves going step by step through possible fire situations, assessing the danger, and the recommended route to extinguishing the fire. All of which will complement your company fire policy and compliance with the Health And Safety At Work Act.