Emergency Lighting Training Half Day Hosted Offsite

Description

Introduction to Emergency Lighting:

• The purpose and importance of emergency lighting.
• Types of emergency lighting (e.g., escape route lighting, standby lighting, and open area lighting).

Legal Requirements and Standards:

• Relevant UK regulations, including BS 5266-1 and The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
• Employer and responsible person duties regarding emergency lighting.

System Design and Placement:

• Overview of where emergency lighting should be installed (e.g., escape routes, exits, high-risk areas).
• Understanding emergency lighting plans and layouts.

Operation and Testing:

• How emergency lighting systems function during power failures.
• Routine testing procedures, including monthly function checks and annual full-duration tests.
• Recording test results and maintenance logs.

Inspection and Maintenance:

• Identifying faults or issues with emergency lighting.
• Replacing faulty components and ensuring compliance with standards.

Emergency Planning and Use:

• Integrating emergency lighting into fire and evacuation procedures.
• Ensuring staff know how to safely navigate escape routes using emergency lighting.

Practical Exercises:

• Hands-on practice with operating and testing emergency lighting systems.
• Recognizing signs of wear, damage, or malfunction.

 

This training is vital for ensuring that emergency lighting systems remain operational and compliant, providing a safe environment for building occupants during emergencies.