Trimist Fire Safety Consultants
Committed to providing a professional service of the highest standard in Fire Safety.
Tel:01737 735558
Fire Awareness Training
This is a certified course that provides all round knowledge of what to do in the event of a fire. It is designed to give personnel adequate knowledge and to help employers meet the required legislation regarding staff fire training.
This course is suitable for all personnel, other than those designated as Fire Wardens, who should undertake a more in depth training course in fire safety.
Fire Warden Training
This is a certified course that provides a clear understanding of the responsibilities, duties and role of a Fire Warden. Enabling staff to supervise a swift and safe evacuation of the building and also able to recognise fire hazards in the work place and be aware of the procedures to take in order to rectify those hazards.
Fire Warden Refresher Training
This is a certified course that provides a clear understanding of the responsibilities, duties and role of a Fire Warden. Enabling staff to supervise a swift and safe evacuation of the building and also able to recognise fire hazards in the work place and be aware of the procedures to take in order to rectify those hazards.
Fire Evacuation Drill Training
A fire drill can be often viewed as an inconvenience during the day or can be perceived as a break from the desk. In the event of a fire all staff and personnel should have adequate fire training and fire evacuation training at least at six monthly intervals or as determined by your fire risk assessment.
Our Consultant will review your Fire Evacuation Plan before the drill he will brief and then de brief and we will also send out a written report.
WHY DO I NEED TO HAVE A FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT
Who is Responsible?
In England and Wales, if you’re an employer, owner, landlord or occupier of business or other non- domestic premises, you’re responsible for fire safety and are known as the ‘responsible person’
As the responsible person, there are certain things you must do by law under the Fire Safety Order, which is enforced by your local Fire and Rescue authority.
