IOSH Fire Safety for Managers

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Overview

This course is designed for managers and supervisors in any sector or organisation. It provides the knowledge and tools required to address fire-safety issues and integrate fire safety into day-to-day management.

Learners develop an understanding of fire-prevention responsibilities, workplace fire-risk assessment, and good fire-safety practice.

Course Objectives

On completion of the course, participants should be able to:

Explain employer responsibilities for fire safety
Describe fire and appropriate fire-safety measures
Assess fire risks in the workplace
Support a fire-safety culture using the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle

Target Audience

Anyone in a management or supervisory role who requires an awareness of fire safety.

Key Benefits

Minimise workplace fire risk
Improve the organisation's fire-safety culture
Encourage staff involvement in workplace improvement
Integrate fire safety into day-to-day management
Understand fire-prevention responsibilities and assess fire risks
Measure performance and adopt good fire-safety practice

Assessment

Multiple-choice examination.

Course Details

Course Duration
1 Day
Language
English
Certificate
IOSH, UK - as Stated in Source
Target Level
Managers and Supervisors

Certification

The source brochure states certification by the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH), UK.

The course is structured into four fire-safety management modules:

Module 1: Employer Responsibilities

Employer responsibilities in relation to fire safety
Fire-risk assessment
Machinery and equipment
Chemical, physical, and biological substances

Module 2: Fire and Fire-Safety Measures

Elements of the fire tetrahedron
Key stages of fire evacuation
Selection of fire extinguishers

Module 3: Assessing Fire Risks

Key steps in workplace fire-risk assessment
Fire-hazard identification and risk evaluation

Module 4: Creating a Fire-Safety Culture

Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle
Key elements of a management system
Managing organisational fire-safety risks
Developing a positive fire-safety culture
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