Level 1 Fire Awareness
Ensure your business is safe, compliant, and prepared for emergencies with our expert Fire Safety training. Based in Orrell, TJC Training Solutions provides comprehensive courses designed to help local companies meet their obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
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From basic Fire Awareness for all staff to advanced Fire Marshal (Warden) training for designated responsible persons, we deliver practical knowledge that goes beyond the classroom. Our instructors ensure your team understands not just the theory of fire prevention, but how to confidently use fire extinguishers and manage safe evacuations.
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What Our Fire Training Deliver:
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Legal Compliance: Certification to prove your staff are trained and your business is adhering to UK safety laws.
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Practical Skills: Hands-on demonstration of fire extinguisher use and hazard identification.
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On-Site Convenience: We can deliver training at your premises in Wigan, St Helens, Skelmersdale, or across the North West to minimize disruption to your workday
Level 1 Award in Fire Safety Awareness (RQF)
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Building a Culture of Fire Safety Awareness
Every employee plays a vital role in preventing workplace fires. This Level 1 qualification is designed to provide a solid foundation in fire safety, ensuring that all staff members understand the risks, know how to prevent fires, and can respond calmly and effectively in an emergency.
This course is an excellent entry-level program for all employees to ensure your business remains compliant with health and safety legislation and that your team feels confident in their environment.
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Course Highlights
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Duration: Half-Day (Minimum 4 contact hours)
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Assessment: Theory-based assessment
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Certification: FAA Level 1 Award in Fire Safety Awareness (RQF)
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Capacity: Maximum 12 learners per session
What You Will Learn
This focused session covers the essential "need-to-know" elements of fire safety:
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Fire Fundamentals: Understanding common causes and how fire behaves and spreads.
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Prevention First: Practical steps to identify and eliminate fire hazards before they start.
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Safety Legislation: A brief overview of legal responsibilities for employers and employees.
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Emergency Response: Clear protocols on what to do if a fire breaks out and how to follow evacuation procedures.
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Equipment Training: An introduction to the different types of fire extinguishers and how to use them safely.
Who Should Attend?
This qualification is ideal for all employees as part of their induction or ongoing safety training. It provides the essential awareness needed to support the designated Fire Wardens in the building.
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Age Requirement: Open to learners aged 14 and above.
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Workplace Role: While this provides vital awareness for all, formal fire safety responsibilities in the workplace can only be assumed from age 16.
Continuous Improvement: To maintain a high standard of safety, we recommend regular refresher training and ongoing CPD to stay up to date with the latest workplace policies and legislative changes.
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