React First partners with Fire Safety Services who provide the following courses and services. If you require further information or a quote from them to conduct a fire risk assessment on your behalf please do not hesitate to contact them: (T) 0845 388 1596 (E) info@firesafetyadvisor.co.ukTraining and Services Available (details below)
Staff Fire Awareness Training
Fire Marshal Training
Documented Fire Rick Assessments
Course - Staff Fire Awareness Training
A certificated course, for all employees, where they receive expert tuition on how to reduce fires in the workplace and what their actions would be if a fire were to occur. This course complies with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and Health & Safety legislation. Course ObjectiveBy the end of this course your staff will have:
A greater awareness of the dangers of fire and smoke
Awareness of all fire safety measures in the workplace
An understanding of their actions in the event of fire
Confidence in identifying and operating firefighting equipment
Awareness of potential fire hazards in the workplace
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Course - Fire Marshal Training
A certificated course that defines, assists and instils confidence to those people who have a key role with the management of fire safety in the workplace. This course covers both emergency and none emergency issues of this vital role. This course complies with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and Health & Safety legislation.Course ObjectiveBy the end of this course your staff will have:
Understood the role of the Fire Marshal / Warden
Understand the importance of fire risk assessments
Understood the importance of regular fire drills
A greater awareness of the dangers of fire and smoke
Awareness of all fire safety measures in the workplace
Understanding of their actions in the event of fire
Confidence in identifying and operating the correct firefighting equipment
Awareness of potential fire hazards in the workplace
An understanding of human behaviour in fire
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Course - Documented Fire Risk Assessments
Dependant on the size and layout of your area of responsibility and the processes involved will determine the cost for us to conduct a fire risk assessment.All fire risk assessments are conducted by ex-Fire Service personnel and all information provided within the document is in layman's terms (no technical jargon).To assist you in complying with the new Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, Fire Safety Services can conduct a comprehensive fire risk assessment on your behalf.Our fire risk assessments include a tour of the whole workplace or your area of responsibility, to identify:
Who is at risk
Process or building hazards
Ignition sources
Deficiencies in existing fire precautions
Correct type(s) / quantities and suitably maintained fire equipment
Appropriate signs / notices
Adequate means of escape in the event of fire
Following the completion of the fire risk assessment a fire safety management plan would be produced and issued to you. Included within the document would be:
Documented fire risk assessment
List of significant findings
Recommendations / guidance on all remedial action(s)
Identification of potential ignition sources
Staff / building fire action plans
Fire risk assessment performance indicator
Detailed description of installed fire equipment
General fire safety advice
Fire equipment logbook including: - Guidance for continued maintenance of your building fire safety requirements - Staff and equipment maintenance record sheets
Please note: By implementing and managing our fire safety management plan you will not only reduce the risk of fire occurring and ensure compliance with current fire legislation (Law), but you will also ensure that you have appropriate precautions and safeguards in place to protect your staff and visitors. Secondly, the fire risk assessment (when implemented) would reduce the risk to your assets and increase the likelihood of business continuity if in the unfortunate circumstance a fire were still to occur.
