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Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course

Course overview.

Our course provides a dynamic and engaging learning experience, specifically designed to enhance your fire safety knowledge and skills. Whether you’re a designated Fire Marshal, Fire Warden, or part of a dedicated team responsible for fire safety compliance, this training equips you with the fundamental understanding, confidence, and abilities required to effectively carry out your duties.

Target Personnel

Our Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course specifically caters to nominated personnel entrusted with supporting management in meeting their fire safety obligations. Whether you’re a designated Fire Marshal, Fire Warden, or part of the dedicated team responsible for fire safety compliance, this course is designed with you in mind. By equipping you with the necessary skills and knowledge, we support you in confidently fulfilling your role in upholding fire safety regulations .

Aims & Objectives

Our primary goal is to equip delegates with a comprehensive understanding of the dangers posed by fire. Through our Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course, we provide delegates with the essential knowledge and functional requirements necessary to create effective Fire Action Plans. In the event of a fire, our course empowers delegates to lead a safe evacuation from the premises, ensuring the well-being of themselves and others. By imparting practical skills and instilling a proactive mindset, we minimise the risk associated with fire incidents.

Our Fire Marshal (Warden) Training takes place in a classroom setting, utilising multimedia tools to deliver an interactive learning experience. Through engaging PowerPoint presentations, informative video clips, and, whenever feasible, practical demonstrations, we ensure that participants absorb the knowledge effectively.

To optimise convenience, minimise costs, and mitigate disruption, our training is conducted on the client’s premises. By bringing the training directly to your organisation, we maximise the efficient use of delegates’ time, allowing them to remain focused on their daily responsibilities. This approach ensures seamless integration of training into the work environment while minimising any inconvenience.

Instruction

The instruction provided in our Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course is delivered by experienced fire safety consultants who have undergone rigorous training at the renowned Fire Service College in Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucester . These consultants possess a deep understanding of the academic disciplines associated with fire safety. They have successfully completed the requisite fire safety qualifications and bring with them a wealth of practical knowledge gained from at least 5 years of invaluable experience in fire safety enforcement. Having served within Local Authority Fire & Rescue Services in the Fire Safety Department, our consultants bring a unique blend of expertise and real-world insights to the training, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

The set-up time required is approximately 30 minutes. The duration of the presentation itself ranges from 3 to 3 hours and 30 minutes, providing ample time for thorough coverage of the essential topics.

To ensure an individualised and interactive approach, the number of participants attending our training courses is typically limited to 10 persons. This restriction allows us to provide personalised attention and foster meaningful interactions among participants, maximising their learning opportunities.

However, we understand that there may be circumstances where larger groups need to be accommodated. By prior arrangement and mutual agreement, we can make arrangements to cater to increased numbers, while still striving to maintain the quality and effectiveness of the training. Our priority remains the provision of exceptional learning experiences, regardless of group size.

To be undertaken on one agreed date

The course covers:

• Basic Fire Safety Legislation/Regulations ,
• Chemistry of fire,
• Common causes of fire,
• Classes of fire ,
• Selecting & using appropriate portable fire-fighting equipment,
• Understand Human Behaviour in fire,
• Fire safety features within buildings,
• Hazard spotting and hazard reduction ,
• Action before/on discovering a fire,
• Duties of a Fire Marshal,
• Actions in smoke,
• Calling the Fire Service in an emergency,
• Evacuation methods and procedures,
• Staff fire drills and training,
• Testing, maintenance, and log books.

By enrolling in our Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course, you are investing in your professional development and the safety of your workplace . This comprehensive training equips you with the essential skills and knowledge required to fulfil your duties effectively and ensure compliance with fire safety regulations . Through engaging classroom-based sessions and guidance from experienced fire safety consultants , you will gain the confidence and expertise necessary to make informed decisions during fire emergencies.

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Don't just take our word for it, customer reviews, what our clients say about us, most frequently asked questions, what is a fire marshal.

A Fire Marshal, also known as a Fire Warden, is an individual responsible for ensuring fire safety in a specific area. They are trained to prevent fires, conduct regular inspections, and take appropriate action during emergencies. Fire Marshals play a crucial role in promoting a safe environment for everyone.

What is a Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course?

Our Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course, offered by Fire Risk Consultancy Services , is a comprehensive and tailored program designed to equip individuals with the necessary fire safety skills and knowledge required to effectively carry out their duties as designated Fire Marshals (Wardens) in various industries, including hotels, hospitality , educational institutions, and workplaces .

What does the training course cover?

Our training course covers a wide range of topics, including a comprehensive understanding of fire, the role of a Fire Marshal (Warden), fire safety measures and prevention, evacuation procedures, the proper use of fire extinguishers , and compliance with the latest fire safety regulations and legislations, such as the Fire Safety Order .

How often should you carry out Fire Marshal refresher training?

We suggest refresher training every 1 – 3 years depending on: the level of risk; changes to the building – layout, procedures, processes; fire incidents; false alarms; and turnover of staff.

Low-risk building – Fire Marshals trained every two to three years and they should also assist in at least one fire drill per year.

Medium-risk building – Fire Marshals trained every year or two years and they should also take part in one or two fire drills per year.

High-risk building – Fire Marshals should be trained every year and take part in at least two fire drills per year.

What are the responsibilities of a Fire Marshal in an emergency?

During an emergency, a Fire Marshal’s responsibilities include taking immediate action to evacuate occupants, raising the alarm, guiding people to safe assembly points, and assisting emergency services. They also play a crucial role in accounting for all individuals and ensuring everyone is safe.

What are the additional responsibilities of a Fire Marshal?

Assisting in creating fire emergency & evacuation plans.

Making sure that all of the buildings fire doors are in correct working order.

Having good fire safety practices at work

Taking appropriate action to fires and remaining calm in case of a fire i.e. fighting fire with the appropriate extinguisher or evacuating people from the building.

Carrying out fire risk assessments .

Undertaking company-wide fire drills and then deciding if any actions need to be taken as a result.

Make sure that the equipment has been correctly installed, is in working order and readily available.

Monitoring general fire safety at all times.

Is Fire Marshal training a legal requirement?

Yes. The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 made it a legal requirement. You are obliged to offer both general fire safety training for all members of staff, and specialist Fire Marshal or Fire Warden training for appointed staff members to help assist in an emergency situation.

What is the difference between a Fire Warden and a Fire Marshal?

There is no difference between the role of a Fire Warden and Fire Marshal in most workplaces. However, some organisations may wish to use the two titles to help differentiate between two separate roles.

Why is Fire Marshal (Warden) Training important for employees and management?

Fire Marshal Training is crucial for ensuring the safety of employees and management within a business or institution. By providing comprehensive fire safety awareness training and equipping individuals with the necessary fire protection skills, the training course helps create a safe and prepared environment, reduces fire hazards, and enhances the understanding of fire prevention measures and responsibilities for fire safety.

Is the Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course available online?

Currently, our Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course is conducted in a classroom setting to facilitate interactive learning, practical demonstrations, and meaningful interactions among participants. However, we are actively working on developing an online Fire Marshal training course to provide flexible learning options for individuals and organisations.

What are the legal requirements for fire evacuation procedures in the UK?

Fire evacuation procedures in the UK are governed by various regulations, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 . The law requires employers to have an emergency plan in place, conduct regular Fire Risk Assessments , and provide adequate fire safety training to employees, including Fire Marshals/Wardens.

Does the Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course cover the latest fire legislation and regulations?

Absolutely. Our training course is regularly updated to incorporate the latest fire legislation, including the Fire Safety Order and relevant regulations. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of their responsibilities for fire safety, legal compliance, and the necessary fire safety arrangements required within their respective industries .

Can anyone become a Fire Marshal?

Yes, anyone can become a Fire Marshal, provided they receive the necessary training. Our course is designed to accommodate individuals with varying levels of experience and backgrounds. Whether you’re a business owner, employee, or simply interested in fire safety, our training will help you.

Who should complete the Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course?

The Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course is suitable for anyone who holds the responsibility for fire safety within their organisation, such as designated Fire Marshals, managers, supervisors, or individuals interested in enhancing their fire safety skills and knowledge. The course provides comprehensive training to fulfil the duties of a Fire Marshal and promote a culture of fire safety in the workplace .

Does the course cover the proper use of fire extinguishers?

Yes, our comprehensive Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course includes specific modules dedicated to fire extinguisher training . Participants will learn about the different types of fire extinguishers , their appropriate use, and  training to effectively control and extinguish fires. The training ensures individuals understand the designated Fire Marshal’s role in using fire extinguishers and promoting fire safety in the workplace.

How does the training course address fire safety awareness for employees?

Our training course has been designed to enhance fire safety awareness for employees at all levels. It covers topics such as fire hazards identification, understanding the nature of fire, recognising potential risks, promoting responsible fire safety practices, and encouraging employees to play an active role in maintaining a safe working environment.

Is the training suitable for educational institutions, hotels, and the hospitality industry?

Yes, our Fire Marshal (Warden) Training Course is suitable for a wide range of industries, including educational institutions, hotels, and the hospitality industry. The course content is customised to address the specific fire safety needs and challenges faced by these sectors , ensuring participants receive relevant and tailored training.

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This set of slides discusses the categorization of fires into various classes. The classes are as follows Class A Ordinary Combustibles, Class B Flammable Liquid, Class C EU or AU, Class B US Flammable Gases, Class D Metal, Class E AU, Class C US Electrical, and Class F EU or AU, Class K US Cooking oil and fats.

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This slide lists classes of fire. A fire can be categorized into classes based on the type of material and fuel for combustion. These are A, B, C (AU/EU)/ B (US), D, E (AU)/ C (US), and F (EU/AU)/ K (US).

This slide talks about Class A fires that consist of ordinary combustibles. Most of us are familiar with Class A fires as they are the most common type. Theses are solid combustible substances like plastic, trash, paper, cloth, or wood.

This slide talks about Class B fires that consist of flammable liquid. These fires follow the same fundamental fire tetrahedron as regular combustible fires (heat, fuel, oxygen, chemical reaction), except that the fuel in question is a flammable liquid like gasoline or natural gas

This slide talks about Class C (EU/AU)/Class B (US) fires that consist of flammable gases. These fires are difficult to put out because the fuel is gaseous. The best ways to put out a combustible gas fire are to either displace the oxygen or stop the fuel flow (by shutting off any gas taps or valves)

Instructor’s Notes:  In the European/Australian system, fires involving flammable or combustible fuel are categorized as "Class C"; however, in the US system, flammable liquids and gases together are categorized as "Class B" fires

This slide talks about Class D fires that consist of metal. Combustible metals, particularly alkali metals like lithium and potassium, alkaline earth metals like magnesium, and Group 4 elements like titanium and zirconium, are involved in Class D fires

Instructor’s Notes:  Metal fires are typically dangerous when metal is present as sawdust, machine shavings, or other metal "fines," which ignite more quickly than bigger blocks due to their higher surface area

This slide talks about Class E (AU)/ Class C (US) fires that involve electricity. Overloaded electrical wires or short-circuiting machinery are two potential causes of this kind of fire.

Instructor’s Notes:  Firefighters who use water or other conductive materials to put out these fires risk serious injury because electricity can travel through the water to the firefighter's body and subsequently to the earth

This slide talks about Class F (EU/AU)/ Class K (US) fires that consist of cooking oils and fats. Although these fires are essentially a subclass of flammable liquid/gas fires, their unique characteristics, particularly their higher flash point, are considered significant enough for these to be categorized as a seperate class.

This slide highlights types of fire extinguishers. These are water, foam, carbon dioxide, dry powder, wet chemical, and a fire blanket.

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• Water:  Water fire extinguishers are labelled red and are used for extinguishing Class A fires. They effectively put out fires caused by solid combustibles like wood, paper, and textiles
• Foam:  Foam fire extinguishers come with a cream label and are highly effective in extinguishing Class A and Class B fires
• Carbon Dioxide:  Carbon Dioxide fire extinguishers have a black label and were designed to extinguish flammable liquid fires; hence they have a Class B fire rating. They can also be used to put out electrical fires, as carbon dioxide is not a conductor, and these do not leave any toxic residue
• Dry Powder:  Dry Powder fire extinguishers come with a blue label and can be used to extinguish Class A,B,C, and electrical fires
• Wet Chemical:  Wet chemical fire extinguishers come with a yellow label and are designed specifically for extinguishing fires involving combustible cooking material such as burning oil and fat
• Fire Blanket:  A fire blanket is a safety tool designed to put out incipient or developing fires. It consists of a sheet made of fire-resistant material that can be placed over a fire to smother it. In addition to being frequently used for chip pan and toaster fires, they can also be found in laboratories and waste bins

This slide depicts a fire classification and extinguisher table. It highlights types of fire extinguishers that can be used for putting out types of fires. 

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FIRE MARSHAL. Duties and Responsibilities. All ships shall have a designated FM to assist the Engineer The FM will aid the DCA in the training of personnel in fire prevention and fighting of fires. Fire Marshal Qualifications.

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Duties and Responsibilities • All ships shall have a designated FM to assist the Engineer • The FM will aid the DCA in the training of personnel in fire prevention and fighting of fires

Fire Marshal Qualifications • The Fire Marshal shall be a qualified DCTT member to ensure consistency of inspections

Duties The Fire marshal should conduct a daily inspection throughout the ship paying particular attention to: • House keeping -Trash Receptacles (covered) -Storeroom stowage -Proper stowage of flam liquids -Safe stowage of HM/HW

Fire fighting equipment (AFFF, Halon, Fixed CO2, and APC). -Missing items -Completeness of station -Conditions of hoses, wrenches and nozzles • Safety Precautions -Properly posted and updated -Complete

Flam Liquids -Proper stowage -Adequate protection • Smoking -Regulations posted and enforced • Welding and Burning -Gas free/hot work certificate posted (date and time) -Qualified fire watches and assigned -Welding leads properly rigged and protected -Adequate ventilation

Stowage of compressed gas -Tight connections/proper covers and caps -Properly secured • Fume tight/Explosive Proof light caps -Installed with proper gasket -Properly situated and adequate • Grease filters and traps (Gaylord Hoods) -Clean with cleaning schedule posted

Gaylord hoods that are not clean are a fire waiting to happen.

Ventilation/Air conditioning ducts flam stowage ventilation -Ducts clean -Inspection covers in place -Air flow indicators operative • Material Condition -Properly set to resist fire and flooding being able to spread.

The Fire Marshal will submit reports citing fire hazards and make recommendations for correction. Immediate steps should be taken to eliminate hazards resulting from poor housekeeping, hot work, smoking and equipment deficiencies. The Fire Marshal is overall in charge of the scene until relieved by GQ scene leader.

Looking for Fire Hazard?Look no further. Herewe have a hot deep fat fryer with a cardboard box too close to it.

New eyes new discrepancies • Paint on the Gasket -When a space is painted out personnel need to go back thru the space and check for things like this.

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Classification plate painted over or covered with tape

This CO2 bottle is missing its PMS tag. The tag is laying in the angle iron unattached. • Also look for broken tamper seals and loose discharge hoses C02 tag

Corrosion • Bottles stowed on or near the weather decks need to be rotated often or covered to avoid corrosion.

Fittings open in violation of prescribed material condition. • When you find a door or hatch open like this check the closure log to ensure that it is not logged open prior to adding it to your discrepancy list. X-Ray Not set

Missing Retroreflective Markings Reflective markings No markings for AFFF ext Mounted on a door

Improperly Stowed Fire Station • Fire hoses touching the deck and spanner wrenches not in correct bracket • When hose rub against the deck holes can be worn through them. Spanner wrench Hoses on deck

Deck Drain Screws Missing • Although this deck drain is not classified it is still a discrepancy. • If the screw is stripped out the have the responsible work center add a job in SNAP and log it as INOP in the OOC log.

Broken DC Gear is almost like not having it at all.

Hoses stowed improperly • Faked spare hoses need to be stowed with the female on the outside protecting the threads IAW MRC.

Z not colored in Cap Missing or not secured Dual numbering/classification (not needed)

Dual Classification

Casualty Power Wrench missing

Improperly stowed DC gear. Not properly secured

What kind of stowage rack is this? Is it properly secured?

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Door not classified

Tamper seal not properly secured IAW MRC

Locking device not being used

Locking device in angle iron

Nozzle missing from a working fire station If a DCPO is going to remove a nozzle for PMS then he should put another nozzle on the station temporarily

Missing hose

Improperly Stowed Hazmat

Here is an electrical cord running out of a personal locker with no elect safety tag

DC Closure Log What do I as a Fire Marshal have to do with the DC Closure log???

All ships are required to prepare, maintain and instruct personnel in the use of the DC closure log. • Fittings opened in violation of any prescribed material condition must be noted in the closure log and be quickly secured in the event of an emergency

Information that shall accompany the fittings logged open is: -Name, rate and division of personnel requesting violation. -Type of fitting (WTD, WTH, QAWTS) -DC number of fitting (2-183-2) -Classification of fitting (X, Y & Z) -Date and time fittings are opened/closed -Estimated time to be open or closed -Signature of person granting permission

The closure log is normally maintained in DC Centeral. • The CO shall designate in writing the max number of fittings authorized to be open in violation of material condition ordered. -this may be set up into zones to allow more fittings to be open at one time

A listing of all OOC fittings shall be maintained as part of the closure log. • Fittings so listed do not need to be logged each time the ships material condition is checked. • The DCA shall review the OOC log frequently and bring to the attention of the CHENG and XO and long standing or serious inop fittings.

The proper setting of prescribed material condition shall be checked each morning and evening (normally prior to the start and at the end of the working day) • An entry shall be made in the closure log reflecting the results of that check. • Modifications to the prescribed material condition shall be logged • Estimated time open may not exceed 24 hours. If it needs to remain open then log closed on old sheet and log open on new. • Violate X, Y or Z and you could be up for a UCMJ award

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