Fire Marshal Training
Fire Marshal Training Ireland
Can We Help You With Your Fire Marshal Training?
Fire Marshals provide a vital element of any organisation's fire defence system. Their duties are recognised under the 2005 Safety Health and Welfare at Work Act where Section 11 of the Act states that employers are required to prepare and revise adequate emergency plans and procedures and provide the necessary measures for fire-fighting and the evacuation of the workplace.
Fire marshals are those staff members that would normally know the general layout of premises, the location and operation of fire-fighting /fire detection equipment such as fire extinguishers, hoses and break glass units (where fitted), along with the location of emergency exits. One of the key roles of the fire warden is the safe and speedy evacuation of their fellow employees and visitors to their place of business.
We provide fire marshal training for small, medium and large businesses and organisations on a nationwide basis throughout Ireland.
Our fire marshal training includes an overview of current fire safety legislation, techniques to assist in implementing and improving effective emergency procedures in your workplace, to help prevent emergencies by monitoring the adequacy of the fire risk control measures, to raise awareness with other staff about the fire hazards that exist in your workplace, detailed advice on how to instruct workers to respond in an emergency, and the development of fire drills and real evacuation procedures.
The fire marshal training is run by our highly experienced team of Fire Safety Consultants and Trainers.
Our fire marshal training is approximately 1/2 day in duration.
12 employees can attend each fire marshal training session.
All successful participants will receive the Fire Marshal Training Certificate is valid for 3 years from date of issue.
Please contact us today to discuss your Fire Marshal Training requirements.
We would welcome the opportunity to submit a proposal concerning Fire Marshal Training for your organisation.
