Fire Safe Global
TRAINING / E-LEARNING
PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE. SAFER WORKPLACES.
Fire safety learning.
Real-world confidence.
Refresh your fire safety knowledge, revisit your responsibilities and keep safer working practices front of mind. Online refreshers for people who have completed the relevant training.
Learn at your pace / On desktop or mobile / For people and teams
YOUR NEXT STEP
Make safety
part of every day.
A focused learning space. Clear lessons. Practical knowledge you can take back to work.
01 Learn the essentials
02 Check your understanding
03 Put knowledge into practice
FIRE SAFE GLOBAL TRAINING
FOR YOURSELF
Build your confidence.
Refresh the knowledge that supports your role and fit learning around your day.
FOR YOUR ORGANISATION
Build a safer team.
Give your people a consistent foundation in fire safety, wherever they work.
YOUR COURSE COLLECTION
Training built around real responsibilities.
Revisit the topics that matter to your role. These online refreshers build on previous training; practical skills and site-specific arrangements remain part of your wider training.
01 / YOUR TRAINING
Fire Marshal Refresher
For fire marshals and coordinators in construction and utilities, including suppliers and contractors. Explore site risks, escape, fire theory, extinguishers and weekly inspections.
All four parts now drafted in Tutor LMS
02 / WORKPLACE FIRE SAFETY
Fire Warden Refresher
Understand the fire warden role, workplace fire risks, escape and evacuation arrangements, fire theory, extinguishers and routine inspections.
- Legislation and the role of the fire warden
- Workplace fire risks and real-life examples
- Means of escape and emergency evacuation
- Fire theory and fire extinguishers
- Routine inspections and records
For people taking on fire warden responsibilities in the workplace.
Online format in development
03 / CONSTRUCTION FIRE SAFETY MANAGEMENT
Fire Safety Coordinator Refresher
For fire coordinators and marshals managing fire risks across construction and utilities, including suppliers and contractors.
- Fire risks, causes, spread, growth and compartmentation
- Fire safety law and guidance; the coordinator’s role
- High-rise and higher-risk environments; means of escape
- Detection, alarms, extinguishing media and their locations
- Temporary accommodation, hot works and hazardous substances
- Fire service access, water supplies and fire information boxes
For people coordinating fire safety management on construction projects.
Knowledge refresher for previously trained coordinators. Practical assessment and full-course certification arrangements do not apply to this draft.
04 / YOUR TRAINING
Hot Works Refresher
For permit issuers, fire watchers and prospective hot works permit approvers. Explore permits, work-area checks and controls before, during and after the activity.
Online format in development
05 / LEADERSHIP AND ACCOUNTABILITY
Responsible Person Refresher
For executive members and senior directors. Explore responsibilities, business-wide fire safety strategy, policy, procedures and managing risks.
- Grenfell case study and lessons for fire safety management
- Leadership, accountability, responsibility and engagement
- Design, materials, testing and workmanship
- Fire safety legislation, guidance and Responsible Person duties
- Enforcement and the consequences of failures
- Discussion exercises covering leadership, design, duties and fire service access
For people with responsibility for fire safety management and leadership on construction projects.
Knowledge refresher for previously trained responsible persons and senior leaders.
06 / EQUIPMENT AND PRACTICAL SKILLS
Fire Extinguisher Refresher
Revisit construction fire risks, extinguisher types and positioning, lithium-ion battery risks, fire points and safe escape.
- Construction activity and common fire risks
- Extinguisher types, positioning and practical use
- Lithium-ion batteries and modern fire risks
- Alarm systems, fire points and fire service access
- Maintaining safe escape routes
- Flammable and hazardous materials
For people who need training in the selection and use of fire extinguishers on construction sites.
Refresh underpinning knowledge. Practical extinguisher competence requires appropriate practical training.
07 / YOUR TRAINING
EVAC Chair Refresher
Revisit chair familiarisation, storage and readiness, and building arrangements.
Supports previous practical training
HOT WORKS TRAINING
Plan the work. Understand the responsibilities.
Explore hot works and fire risks, establishing a safe area, roles and accountabilities, permit applications and the phases before, during and after the activity.
Online format in development. Organisation-specific arrangements can be discussed with your team.
EVAC CHAIR TRAINING
Refresh your knowledge of evacuation chair arrangements.
Revisit the evacuation chair, its storage and readiness, and building-specific arrangements, alongside appropriate practical refresher training.
Refresh underpinning knowledge alongside appropriate practical familiarisation and building-specific arrangements.
FEATURED PROGRAMME
Fire Marshal
Refresher
Clear, practical learning for a safer working day.
Explore the fire marshal role, site fire risks, means of escape, fire theory, extinguishers and weekly inspections.
Inside the course
01 Legislation and the fire marshal role
02 Site risks, means of escape and evacuation
03 Fire theory and extinguishers
04 Weekly inspections
COURSE OUTLINE
A knowledge refresher for people who have already completed Fire Marshal training. All four parts are available as a draft Tutor LMS refresher. Refresher duration and completion arrangements are in development.
A LOOK INSIDE
Your learning. All in one place.
A visual concept for the learner dashboard, ready to be developed around Tutor LMS.
LEARNER DASHBOARD / SAMPLE VIEW
Welcome back, Alex.
Keep building your fire safety knowledge.
IN PROGRESS
Fire Marshal Refresher
Next lesson: Means of escape
Your learning space
My courses
Learning progress
Knowledge checks
Completed learning
Illustrative learner data
TRAINING FOR BUSINESS
One team.
A shared safety mindset.
From a small team to a workforce across multiple locations, let’s shape a training approach around your people and working environment.
Built around your people.
Role-relevant learning
A consistent training approach
Flexible access around the working day
Support from Fire Safe Global
Fire Safe Global
Let’s work together to keep people safe.
01233 521104
enquiries@firesafeglobal.co.uk
DESIGN PROTOTYPE · Draft online formats and sample learner data · Course availability and features to be confirmed.