Trimist Fire Safety Consultants
Committed to providing a professional service of the highest standard in Fire Safety.
Tel:01737 735558
TRiMiST Fire and Safety Consultants formed in 1997 by the late Patrick Mortby who at that time had just retired as a Fire Officer from the Surrey Fire Service but wanted to continue his professional fire safety expertise to industrial, commercial and local authority organisations.
Since 1997 TRiMiST Consultants have and still continue to provide their services to many companies. We have a varied portfolio of premises that we service for Fire and Health and Safety.
TRiMiST Ltd has a team of highly experienced and qualified fire consultants who are mainly taken from local authority fire services where they have been fire safety officers.
Our consultants hold industry recognised qualifications in the fire safety field enabling them to meet the most demanding requirements from our clients.
TRiMiST Ltd understand the difficulties of running a business and at the same time trying to comply with legislation can be a difficult task but we can provide regular and bespoke courses to meet the needs of your organisation.
Our Fire Safety Training courses are interactive and enjoyable. All of our courses comply with current fire safety legislation requirements and help employers fulfil their obligations under the regulatory reform (fire Safety) Order 2005.
Fire safety training is a requirement for every organisation in order to protect their employees, visitors, contractors and members of the public and to ensure the safety of the workplace. It is a legal requirement that all staff receives training on induction or transfer to other premises. Fire training should be carried out at regular intervals thereafter.
Employees must be trained and competent in fire prevention measures and the procedures to be followed in case of a fire. All employees should also receive training in the emergency procedures and undertake regular fire drills. The training should take account of the findings of the FRA it should include the role that employees need to take in the event of a fire, in larger premises, some employees are appointed as fire Wardens.