If a fire broke out in your business, how would you and your employees react?
Could you recognise potential fire flash points?
Do the people in your business know how to cope with a fire?
When a fire happens, you have a much better chance of survival if you know what to do, and your business stands a better chance too.
Of course the best option is to prevent a fire from happening in the first place, by being aware of the causes of fire.
When you have Fire Safety Training not only do you get a better understanding of how to deal with fires, but how to prevent them in the first place.
We offer three types of Fire Safety Training to protect you, your employees, and your business, school or college:
The training is both classroom-based and practical, after all there is no point in knowing what to do, without the practice of how to do it.
Our courses give you hands-on training using our live fire simulation trainer where you tackle a real controlled fire.
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If a fire happened would you know which fire extinguisher to use, how to hold it and use it effectively?
For most people, the answer will be no.
Our fire extinguisher training not only teaches you about the different types of fire extinguishers, but also which fires to use them on, and then let you have a go at putting out a real fire on our mobile fire trainer.
This is the best way to be prepared for the worst, with real experience, so there are no surprises.
Essential fire awareness training
Common sense tells us that the best way to survive a fire is to prevent one in the first place.
With Fire Awareness Training you learn to recognise the triggers for a fire, how fires can start, and how you can prevent them from happening.
Learn how to behave when a fire breaks out so you know the right things to do and keep the situation calm.
Plus, you get real experience in putting out a fire in our real fire training simulator.
Certified fire warden training
Fire Safety Guidelines requires that for every twenty employees, one needs to be appointed as fire warden.
Our Fire Warden Training equips you to carry out this role effectively covering fire extinguishers and blankets, hose reels and creating emergency plans.
Plus, you get to use our real fire training simulator for experience in using fire extinguishers.
Our courses are tailored to your needs and we will visit you on-site to carry out the training at your business premises in Northamptonshire, Corby, Milton Keynes, Huntingdon, Bedford, Daventry, Leicester, Brackley and surrounding areas (or you are welcome to visit us if you prefer).
By investing in training for your employees, you not only protect them but everyone else there too, from customers to pupils. When everyone knows what to do, you’ll have a safer and happier place to work.
Harvey has been delivering training courses on behalf of ISE Fire Protection since 2005, ensuring that courses are informative and enjoyable for all participants.
His special focus is the practical part of the courses, using the Live Fire Unit, ensuring that everyone understands how and when a fire extinguisher should be used.
Harvey’s knowledge of fire training is shared in a classroom environment through the use of DVD’s, PowerPoint presentations and question / answer sessions, culminating in a short questionnaire to check your knowledge.
A Fire Warden training course will help learners to understand how a fire may start and spread; how to assess and manage these risks in the workplace; and how to use fire fighting equipment. It is a proactive approach to health and safety management because fire wardens can identify fire hazards and dangers before a fire occurs.
Multiple course discounts may apply to bookings, so do not hesitate to get in touch for a no obligation quote.
Whether at your premises, or with us, Harvey loves to share his knowledge on fire and fire safety.
We are extremely happy with Fire Warden Training. The group gave Harvey a round of applause at the end and said in comparison to the last company that had given them training, it was a lot more in depth.
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The fire safety awareness course is designed for employees who have never received Fire Training or require an essential refresher. The training meets the requirements under the fire safety legislation (NI) 2010. The Legislation states that All Employees should have Fire Safety Training at Induction and periodically thereafter. This will prepare delegates should a fire break out.
All course attendees get a certificate of competence too, so you know you are fire safe.
By investing in training for your employees, you not only protect them but everyone else there too, from customers to pupils.
When everyone knows what to do, you’ll have a safer and happier place to work.
We regularly visit areas around the Midlands and have a distribution of ISE Fire locations throughout the region. This makes us the ideal choice for routine servicing, training, and other specific local needs.
It is vital all staff in a business understand the simple measures to take to:
Learn more about fire safety training!
Yes! A new service offered out to all our customers.
During COVID-19, we are now offering online fire safety training to businesses in Northamptonshire, Bedfordshire, Huntingdon, Daventry, Milton Keynes, Cambridge, Leicester, Buckingham and surrounding areas.
For a quick no-obligation quotation, please contact us today.
Contact us! We'll want to have an idea of the number of participants, desired training topics, and your preferred dates. We will work with you to customise a fire safety training program that meets your specific needs and schedule.
No special preparation is required for the fire safety training; all you need to do is attend! However, it can be beneficial if you come prepared to share insights about the facility layout, especially if you're not familiar with it. Additionally, referencing any existing emergency procedures and fire safety measures can be quite helpful. To maximize the training's effectiveness, it's essential to be open to learning, actively participate, and encourage staff engagement during the session.
In a typical fire safety training program, we may cover fire prevention, hazard identification, evacuation procedures, proper use of fire extinguishers, emergency communication, and general fire safety awareness. Participants should walk away with the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent, respond to, and mitigate fire incidents.