On October 1st 2006, The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety order) came into force. This is a major change in legislation and fire certificates are no longer issued or in force. As an employer, or as someone who has control of a workplace you must take steps to ensure that you have what is known as a 'suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment' in place.
APL Fire Safety aims to help your business keep on the right side of the newly introduced fire safety legislation.
If you are interested in our training courses and would like to make an enquiry then please complete our enquiry form on the contact page.
APL Fire Safety runs training courses throughout the year according to demand, these include:-
Fire Warden/Marshal:-
A one day course for those personnel given the responsibility of maintaining the standard of fire precautions within a building and the overall responsibility for the action in the event of fire. Covers the following topics:
Overview of legislation Chemistry of fire Spotting fire hazards Fire safety features within buildings Action in the event of fire Calling the fire service Evacuation procedures Testing and recording Staff training
Fire Warden/Marshal Refresher:-
A half day update for those personnel who have previously received fire warden training.
Staff Fire Awareness:-
A half day course, for all staff, covering their general responsibilities and action to take in the event of fire.
Training Packages :-
Bespoke training packages for individual companies are also available either at the companies own premises or at a mutually agreeable location. These include the courses listed above as well as specialist training such as Fire Risk Assessment etc.
On October 1st 2006, The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety order) came into force. This is a major change in legislation and fire certificates are no longer issued or in force. As an employer, or as someone who has control of a workplace you must take steps to ensure that you have what is known as a 'suitable and sufficient fire risk assessment' in place. 
