
Fire Responsible Person Training
The Fire Responsible Person course provides delegates with the knowledge and understanding required to fulfil the role of the Responsible Person under fire safety legislation. Covering legal responsibilities, fire risk management and practical fire safety arrangements, the course helps delegates understand how to protect occupants, manage fire risks and maintain compliance within their premises. It is designed to give those with fire safety responsibilities the confidence to implement effective fire safety measures and support a safe working environment.
• Introduction to the Responsible Person Role
An overview of the duties and responsibilities of the Responsible Person and the importance of effective fire safety management within the workplace.
• Fire Safety Legislation and Compliance
Understanding the key fire safety legislation, regulations and guidance that apply to buildings and workplaces, including legal responsibilities and enforcement.
• Fire Risk Assessment Principles
Learning the purpose of fire risk assessments, how fire hazards are identified and the importance of implementing suitable control measures.
• Identifying Fire Hazards and Risks
Understanding common fire hazards, ignition sources and combustible materials, and how they can contribute to the development and spread of fire.
• Managing Fire Safety Arrangements
Exploring the systems, procedures and controls required to maintain an effective fire safety strategy within a building.
• Means of Escape and Emergency Procedures
Understanding the requirements for escape routes, emergency exits, evacuation procedures and the safe movement of occupants during an emergency.
• Fire Detection and Alarm Systems
Learning about the purpose, operation and maintenance requirements of fire alarm and detection systems.
• Fire-Fighting Equipment
Understanding the different types of fire-fighting equipment, their intended use and the importance of inspection and maintenance.
• Passive Fire Protection Measures
Reviewing the role of fire doors, compartmentation, fire dampers and other passive fire protection systems in limiting the spread of fire and smoke.
• Training, Information and Communication
Understanding the importance of providing fire safety information, instruction and training to employees, contractors and building occupants.
• Managing Fire Safety Records and Documentation
Learning how to maintain fire safety records, inspection reports, training records and other documentation required to demonstrate compliance.
• Monitoring and Reviewing Fire Safety Performance
Understanding how fire safety arrangements should be monitored, reviewed and improved to maintain ongoing compliance and effectiveness.
• Responding to Fire Safety Issues
Learning how to identify deficiencies, prioritise corrective actions and manage fire safety concerns within the workplace.
Training is delivered through a combination of:
- Instructor-led teaching
- Technical presentations
- Case Studies
- Group discussions
- Interactive learning activities
- Practical examples
- Assessment
Delegates are encouraged to actively participate throughout the course to develop their understanding of fire safety responsibilities and effective fire risk management.
This course is designed for Responsible Persons, employers, business owners, facilities managers, building managers, property managers, health and safety professionals and anyone with responsibility for fire safety within commercial, industrial, residential or public sector premises.
There are no formal prerequisites for this course.