Conducting thorough fire risk assessments involves identifying potential hazards, evaluating the likelihood and impact of fire risks, and implementing control measures to ensure a safe environment for all occupants.

Fire warden and marshal training equips individuals with the skills to oversee emergency procedures, ensure safe evacuation, and coordinate with emergency services to manage fire incidents efficiently.

Fire Safety Management involves implementing measures to prevent fires and manage fire risks. This includes planning, organising, controlling, monitoring, and reviewing fire safety standards to protect people and property.

It ensures compliance with fire safety regulations and promotes a safe environment.

Utilising E-VAC chairs safely involves proper training in their operation, ensuring that they are used correctly to assist individuals with mobility impairments during evacuations, and understanding how to navigate stairs and obstacles effectively.

Onsite training provides hands-on experience with fire safety equipment, such as fire extinguishers, alarms, and evacuation chairs.

This practical training ensures that individuals are familiar with the equipment in their own environment and can use it effectively during an emergency.

Regulation 10 mandates regular inspections of fire doors in multi-occupied residential buildings.

These inspections ensure that fire doors are in good working order, effectively preventing the spread of fire and smoke, and providing safe evacuation routes.

This course enhances the skills of emergency lighting (EL) technicians by demonstrating key maintenance practices.

It serves as a valuable workshop, providing onsite technicians with the knowledge and practical skills needed for client compliance with safety regulations.

Key areas covered include legislation, design requirements, installation, maintenance, and compliance with standards.