Fire Marshal & Fire Extinguisher Training
Call 0207 419 5001 or email training@cityfiretraining.co.uk
Upcoming Course Dates
20th May 2025 – Limited availability – Venue London Scottish House, Horseferry Road, Westminster
25th June 2025 – Good availability – Venue London Scottish House, Horseferry Road, Westminster
23rd July 2025 – Good availability – Venue London Scottish House, Horseferry Road, Westminster
£75 + VAT per person.
Course Content
Extinguishers and classes of fire
Extinguishers and the different classes of fire are essential in understanding fire safety and ensuring effective firefighting measures. Each class of fire corresponds to specific types of fuels and materials that contribute to burning, and knowing the right extinguisher to use can make all the difference in an emergency situation.
Case studies
Historic fires throughout history teach us invaluable lessons. By studying the causes and effects of these significant events, we can better understand how to prevent such disasters and enhance our preparedness for potential fire hazards ahead.
Common causes of fire
Common causes of fire with a comprehensive understanding of the various factors that lead to fires and how they can be prevented.
Theory use of Fire extinguishers
Theory on fire extinguisher usage focuses on understanding their function and proper usage in emergencies. Knowing the types of extinguishers is crucial, as each targets specific fire classes. Training ensures safety and reduces damage, while familiarity with procedures and when to use an extinguisher is vital for fire safety awareness.
Practical use of Fire extinguishers with our live fire rig
Practical use of fire extinguishers is demonstrated extensively with our live fire rig, providing a hands-on experience for individuals to learn effective firefighting techniques and safety protocols.
Fire law
Gaining a basic understanding of the laws around fire safety in the UK
Identifying fire hazards
Fire hazard spotting: Identifying and recognising potential fire risks in your environment.
Proactive and reactive fire marshal responsibilities
Proactive and reactive fire marshal responsibilities: These duties ensure safety from fire risks. Proactive tasks include implementing prevention measures, conducting inspections, and training on protocols. Reactive tasks involve responding to incidents, coordinating emergencies, and investigating causes. Together, these roles are essential for minimizing fire hazards and ensuring safety.
Open And In-House Course Practical Sessions
Enhance Your Team’s Fire Safety Expertise with Institute of fire safety managers (IFSM) Accredited Training
Are your staff in need of fire extinguisher training? Our IFSM-accredited courses, based in London, offer top-tier fire safety education tailored to your team. Designed for professional development, the training adheres to Government guidance, British Standards, and fire service recommendations, ensuring compliance and quality.
Our open sessions feature practical fire extinguisher exercises to provide hands-on experience. For on-site courses, practical fire extinguisher exercises can be included if suitable space is available.
Each session accommodates up to 18 delegates, allowing everyone the opportunity to handle extinguishers and gain invaluable skills. Delegates will practice extinguishing small fires using water, foam, CO2, and wet chemical extinguishers on a dedicated fire training rig
Fire Marshal Training in London
Our London based in-house Fire Marshal or Fire Warden Training courses are tailored to include workplace fire emergency plans and evacuation procedures. These courses can accommodate up to 18 delegates, offering flexible and comprehensive training solutions.
Training is held at our City Fire Training venue on Horseferry Road, Westminster. This location offers fully equipped classrooms and a suitable outdoor area for practical sessions. Each delegate will receive a training certificate upon course completion.
All courses are conducted by experienced fire service trainers and are developed based on fire service advice, government guidance, British Standards, and published fire safety materials.
On-Site Fire Marshal Training
We also offer on-site Fire Marshal Training that can be delivered at your chosen location. Managers are encouraged to confirm with the venue whether outdoor space is available if live fire extinguisher training is required.
Each course is designed for up to 18 delegates, ensuring individual attention and hands-on experience. Delegates will receive a training certificate upon course completion.