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Each year, people die or are seriously injured as a result of a fire in the workplace. Fire can cost businesses vast amounts of money, sometimes causing them to close permanently. It is vital for businesses to ensure that their premises meet fire safety regulations while ensuring all employees and visitors know what action to take in the event of a fire.

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO) requires the ‘responsible person’ (employer, occupier or owner) to take reasonable steps to reduce the risk from fire and ensure safe escape for both employees and visitors. The FSO requires the responsible person to:

• Ensure all employees are provided with adequate safety training at the time they are first employed and on being exposed to new and increased risks.
• Appoint one or more ‘competent persons’ to assist with fire safety in the workplace, and provide them with sufficient training to remain effective in reducing the risks from fire hazards.
• Make a suitable and sufficient assessment of the fire risks in the workplace to which relevant persons are exposed, for the purpose of identifying general fire precautions.

These AOSH UK qualifications have been launched to help organizations meet their duties under current fire safety legislation, and protect both people and premises from fire.
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Who needs this qualification?

This qualification provides employees with essential knowledge about fire safety in the workplace including how to prevent fires from starting and what action to take when the fire alarm sounds.
All employees undertaking induction training, including those with no specific fire safety role

Course overview

Learners will learn
• Basic fire safety principles,
• Causes of fires in the workplace,
• Basic fire safety duties and responsibilities,
• Principles of fire risk control,
• Safe use of portable fire-fighting equipment and more.

Assessment method
Written examination
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Who needs this qualification?

This qualification provides employees with the knowledge to help them carry out designated duties relating to fire safety and emergency procedures in the workplace. Employees who hope to develop their basic fire safety awareness to assist their employer by undertaking specific fire safety roles in the workplace, e.g. as fire wardens/fire marshals.

Course overview

• Learners will develop their knowledge and skills in fire safety
• How fires are caused,
• The risks associated with fire,
• Principles of fire safety management at work,
• Understanding the role of a fire warden and more.

Assessment method
Written examination


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Who needs this qualification?

This qualification helps candidates to develop their existing knowledge of workplace fire safety. It provides a thorough understanding of the formal fire risk assessment process for non-complex, low or normal risk premises.
Responsible persons who wish to carry out their own fire risk assessment, or are appointed to assist with this duty.
It is particularly useful for business owners, managers and supervisors, but will benefit anyone contributing to the fire risk assessment process

Course overview

• Learners will develop their knowledge and skills in fire safety, including:
• How fires are caused,
• The risks associated with fire, principles of fire safety management at work,
• Understanding the role of a fire warden and more. For a more.

Assessment method
Written examination


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