Level 2 Fire Risk
Assessment Training
at Atlantic HSE Ltd
Booking and Enquiries
For more information or to book your place on the Level 2 Fire Risk Assessment Training, please contact us:
- Address:
Office 22, Uphall Road, Ilford IG1 2JF, UK. - Phone:
(+44) -758 875- 3141 - Email:
Ensure that your workplace is fully compliant with fire safety regulations and equipped to handle fire risks effectively by enrolling in this essential fire risk assessment training.
Course Overview
Atlantic HSE Ltd offers Level 2 Fire Risk Assessment Training, designed to help individuals and organizations understand the importance of fire safety in the workplace and how to carry out effective fire risk assessments. This training is vital for safety officers, managers, and anyone responsible for fire safety in their workplace. The course covers the essential elements of fire risk assessment, ensuring that participants are equipped to identify fire hazards, assess risks, and implement appropriate measures to protect employees and visitors.
Why Choose Atlantic HSE Ltd?
- Experienced Trainers: Our trainers are certified fire safety professionals with extensive experience in fire risk assessments and fire safety legislation.
- Comprehensive Approach: We provide a thorough understanding of fire risk management, from hazard identification to compliance with legal requirements.
- Practical Application: The course emphasizes practical skills, allowing participants to immediately apply what they have learned to their workplace.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this training, participants will be able to:
1. Understand Fire Risk Assessment Principles:
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- Define fire risk assessment and explain its importance in ensuring the safety of employees and property.
- Understand the general principles of fire safety, including the fire triangle (fuel, heat, and oxygen).
2. Identify Fire Hazards:
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- Recognize common fire hazards in the workplace, such as flammable materials, faulty electrical equipment, and inadequate fire safety systems.
- Learn how to assess the risks of fire hazards and identify those most at risk in the workplace.
3. Conduct a Fire Risk Assessment:
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- Perform a fire risk assessment in a systematic manner, identifying potential fire hazards, evaluating the risks, and determining the actions needed to reduce or eliminate the risks.
- Understand how to evaluate the adequacy of fire safety measures currently in place (e.g., fire alarms, emergency exits, fire extinguishers, etc.).
4. Implement Control Measures:
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- Identify and recommend measures to control fire risks, including eliminating or reducing hazards, improving fire safety systems, and ensuring proper employee training.
- Understand the hierarchy of control measures and how to prioritize actions in the event of fire hazards.
5. Ensure Compliance with Fire Safety Legislation:
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- Understand the regulatory requirements related to fire risk assessments and fire safety management, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
- Learn about the legal obligations of employers and employees regarding fire safety in the workplace.
6. Develop and Maintain Fire Safety Plans:
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- Create a fire safety plan that outlines procedures to follow in the event of a fire, including evacuation plans, fire drills, and fire safety equipment maintenance.
- Understand the importance of keeping fire safety records and reviewing fire risk assessments periodically.
7. Promote Fire Safety Awareness:
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- Raise awareness among employees regarding fire risks and the importance of following fire safety protocols.
- Encourage staff participation in fire safety training and fire drills to ensure preparedness in the event of an emergency.
Regulatory Requirements
This training complies with key fire safety regulations in the UK, ensuring that participants are fully equipped to meet legal obligations:
1. Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005:
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- This law requires employers to carry out a fire risk assessment and implement measures to prevent fire hazards in the workplace. It also mandates that fire safety arrangements be in place and that all employees are informed about fire safety procedures.
2. The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974:
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- Employers have a duty of care to ensure the health, safety, and welfare of employees and others affected by their operations. This includes ensuring that fire safety is properly managed.
3. Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999:
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- Employers must assess risks in the workplace, including fire risks, and take necessary precautions. Fire safety management is an essential part of these assessments.
4. The Fire Precautions (Workplace) Regulations 1997:
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- These regulations require employers to ensure that their premises are fire-safe, with appropriate fire protection systems, evacuation procedures, and trained personnel in place.
5. Ensure Compliance with Fire Safety Legislation:
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- Understand the regulatory requirements related to fire risk assessments and fire safety management, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
- Learn about the legal obligations of employers and employees regarding fire safety in the workplace.
7. The Personal Protective Equipment at Work Regulations 1992:
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- In certain workplaces, where fire hazards are present, employers must provide appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as fire-resistant clothing, gloves, and face shields.
7. The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases, and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (RIDDOR) 2013:
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- Employers must report accidents and incidents related to fire hazards, including injuries or near-misses, to ensure continuous improvement in fire safety measures.
Training Delivery
- Location:
- Office 22, Uphall Road, Ilford IG1 2JF, UK.
- Training Format:
- The training is delivered through a blend of classroom sessions, interactive discussions, practical exercises, and case studies. Participants will have the opportunity to conduct fire risk assessments based on real workplace scenarios, enhancing their practical skills.
- The course includes group activities to encourage collaboration and problem-solving, allowing participants to learn from each other’s experiences.
- Duration:
- The Level 2 Fire Risk Assessment course is delivered over [insert duration] days, with each session lasting [insert duration] hours. This ensures enough time to cover all necessary topics in detail, with breaks for discussion and questions.
- Materials Provided:
- Participants will receive a comprehensive course manual, fire risk assessment templates, and supplementary materials, including relevant fire safety regulations and guidelines.
- Assessment Method:
- Participants will complete practical exercises where they conduct fire risk assessments on sample workplaces. A multiple-choice exam and written assignment will assess the knowledge gained during the course, ensuring competency in fire risk management.