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Most fires are avoidable. Every firm is responsible for doing a comprehensive evaluation of the risk of fire, deciding on adequate fire measures, and developing an action plan in the case of a fire. Assigning Fire Warden duties to a responsible individual who has received Level 2 Fire Safety training helps guarantee that your business maintains excellent health and safety standards. It will also demonstrate your concern for your employees' health and safety. The tasks of a Fire Marshal or Fire Warden include recognizing and reporting any fire dangers at the workplace to the proper person. A Fire Marshal or Fire Warden ensures that the premises are evacuated in a timely way in the case of a fire.
This training is intended for managers, supervisors, and other employees who are in charge of dealing with fire-related rules and crises. It may be utilized as an induction or refresher course for fire marshals and wardens, as well as anybody working in a fire-risk setting.
This course provides best practices in fire safety, including an overview of fire safety, fire characteristics, laws, and risk assessment. As a result, it is ideal training for a designated fire marshal. It is also appropriate for anyone pursuing a level 2 Fire Safety certificate. It may also be employed as part of the new apprenticeship standards' on-the-job training to assist trainees in efficiently integrating into the workplace.
The Level 2 Award in Fire Safety is intended for anybody who is responsible for fire safety management in any workplace. Managers, supervisors, team leaders, fire wardens (marshals), and workers working in any location where there is a danger for fire are all included.
This qualification is externally set and assessed by a 20-question multiple-choice examination that must be completed within 45 minutes. Successful learners will have to demonstrate knowledge across the unit content and correctly answer 12 questions or more to achieve a pass.
OSHAS offers different qualifications of safety, health and lowering incident rates for workers.