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Course Name:
Level 1 Fire Safety Awareness
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Course Duration:
Half Day
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Certificate:
3 Years
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Course Information
Course Information
(Meets the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 & HSE Workplace Standards))
Our Level 1 Fire Safety Awareness course is designed for individuals who have a specific responsibility for fire safety in the workplace - such as designated Fire Marshals or Fire Wardens.
This one day qualification provides essential knowledge to help you manage fire safety effectively, prevent workplace fires, and ensure staff know exactly what to do in an emergency.
By the end of the training, learners will understand their legal duties, how to carry out fire risk assessments, and how to lead safe evacuations in the event of a fire. Whether you’re in offices, warehouses, schools, care settings, or hospitality environments, this course ensures you meet the latest fire safety regulations and maintain a safe workplace for everyone.
Training can be delivered at your venue (in-house) or at one of our training centres across Greater Manchester and the North West, including Salford, Stockport, Bolton, Oldham and Warrington.
Cost:
Please note that extra charges apply for London(M25) venues.
EFAW WEEKDAY PRICING: Between 1 and 12 Delegates: The price is £400 + VAT, and 1 Trainer is required.
EFAW WEEKEND PRICING: Between 1 and 12 Delegates: The price is £500 + VAT, and 1 Trainer is required.
Location:
Manchester First Aid Training delivers Fire Safety Awareness courses across Greater Manchester and the North West. We bring the training to your site, or you can take a place on an open course at one of our local venues.
Course Timings:
Typical course hours are 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, but as we deliver this training at your workplace, we’re happy to adjust the schedule to suit your team’s needs - as long as the required learning hours are met. For example, training can run from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm or 10:00 am to 2:00 pm if preferred.