Learn
You will learn about preventing fires and learn about the different types of fire extinguisher and how to use them correctly.
Understand
The course will present an understanding of fire regulations and general fire precautions. It aims to provide you with the knowledge to become a fire marshal.
Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, candidates will typically be provided with a CMT ID Card and Certificate
Course Details
Who Attends?
The Aim?
It aims to provide you with the knowledge to become a fire marshal.
Course Content
- Fire legislation
- The common causes of fire
- The behaviour of fire
- Fire prevention
- What to do if a fire breaks out
- How to use fire extinguishers
- Emergency evacuation procedures
- Safety features within buildings
- How people react to fire situations
- Your role in the event of a fire
- Safe evacuation and fire assembly
Methods Used
Delegates will be assessed continuous assessment during the course and multiple-choice assessment paper
Additional Information
Half Day Training Course
Certification
Delegates will receive a CMT certificate and ID Card valid for three years
Location
Location of your choice
Date
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“I was on the HSA(+1) course yesterday at Fulbourn (nr Cambridge) and wanted to send an email praising our instructor.
It wasn’t a course that I was heading to with much excitement to be honest, however….. out of all the courses I have been on over the last 18 years, Your’s was by far the most enjoyable.
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Adam, DSEI“The training went very well, at a good steady pace throughout. I had excellent support which without I wouldn’t have got through the course.On various courses with different training providers, I never got this level of support throughout and even felt neglected at times.
The Fulbourn centre has excellent facilities which were great to learn and develop in.”
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