Objectives
Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005(in Scotland the Fire (Scotland) Act 2005), which became law on 1 October 2006, it will no longer be the fire service’s duty to make sure the workplace is safe. That duty will lie with the “responsible person” and they will be held accountable under the new legislation. The level 2 certificate in Fire Risk Assessment provides formal recognition of the individual’s ability to undertake a fire risk assessment in line with the Health and Safety executive’s guidance. Accredited by the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA) at level 2 in the national qualifications framework.
Contents
- Legislation
- Reasons for conducting Fire risk assessments
- Main legislation relating to Fire risk assessments
- Determining the responsible person
- Risk assessment approach to fire safety
- Competencies required of fire risk assessors
- Principles of the fire triangle and fire prevention
- Main causes of fire in different occupancies
- Recognising fire hazards in the workplace
- Identifying the location of people at risk
- Evaluating the adequacy of existing arrangements
- Recording the findings of a Fire Risk Assessment
- Making Recommendations based on the findings
- Reviewing and revising a Fire Risk Assessment
This course contains a number of exercises to be completed by the delegates assisting them to assimilate the information given during the training session.
The course is assessed by candidates completing the British Safety Council online testing procedure; this incurs a fee of £30 + VAT payable by the client at the time of booking the assessment (optional).
This is a 1 day course - £195 + VAT per delegate |
