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Course title Fire Marshals: Fire Safety and Responsibilities Course duration 1 day delivered on site Awarding body The safety at work agency Course Aims To provide persons charged with the responsibilities of Fire Risk Assessment, Safe Evacuation and Fire containment with the essential knowledge and skills to execute their responsibilities in a safe manner. Course Outcome Delegates will acquire the underpinning knowledge to complete a Fire Risk assessment, provide assistance and guidance to others concerning the risk of fire, fire prevention, organise safe evacuation procedures and understand the safe limits of combating a fire. Special Notes There will be some practical work with fire extinguishers. Course Cost £850 per course, delivered on site Maximum Delegates 12 delegates per course Contents 1: The Chemistry Of Fire Elements of Fire. Causes of Fire. 2: Fire Prevention Combustible Materials and Sources of Ignition. Preventing the Spread of Fire. Fire Prevention Plan. 3: Legal Requirements The Health and Safety at Work, etc Act 1974. Fire Precautions Act 1971. Fire Safety and Safety of Places of sport Act 1987. Fire Precautions (Workplace) (Amendment) Regulations 1999. Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992. Construction (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1996. 4: Evacuation Procedures Common Features of Fire Procedures. Individual Aspects of Fire Procedures. Action on Discovering a Fire. 5: Using Fire Extinguishers Colour Coding of Extinguishers. Location and Operation Instructions. 6: Fire Risk Assessment Identify fire hazards. Identify the location of people at risk. Evaluate the risks. Record findings and action taken. Keep assessment under review. Contact NHS Trust Training Tel: 01628 686886 Fax 01628 686880 Email: NHS@health-safety-risk.com