Fire Safety in Health and Social Care Training Course
Fire Safety in Health and Social Care Overview
Learners will explore key topics such as the fire tetrahedron, common hazards in care settings, how to use extinguishers correctly, and evacuation procedures. The course also covers the legal obligations of employers and employees, the role of fire wardens, and how to support individuals during a fire emergency. By the end of the course, learners will have the knowledge and confidence to help create and maintain a safe environment.
Learning Outcomes
- To gain an understanding of how fires are caused and potential fire hazards
- To gain an understanding of the behaviour of fire and the fire tetrahedron
- To gain an understanding of fire detection and raising alarm
- To gain an understanding of Fire Risk Assessments, means of escape and safe use of fire equipment
- To gain an understanding of the responsibilities belonging to you, your employer and fire wardens
Training Units
The Risks and Hazards of Fire
20mThis unit introduces the fundamentals of fire risk, including how fires start and what factors contribute to their rapid spread in care environments.
- The Dangers of Fire
- Common Causes of Fire
- The Fire Tetrahedron
- The Behaviour of Fire and Smoke
During a Fire Emergency
20mLearn how to act decisively during a fire, including the correct use of extinguishers, evacuation procedures, and keeping others safe.
- Raising the Fire Alarm
- Fixed Fire Fighting Systems
- The Classes of Fire and Fire Extinguishers
- Use of Fire Blankets
- Fire Evacuation Procedures
Duties and Responsibilities
20mThis unit explores legal and organisational responsibilities relating to fire safety, including the roles of staff and fire wardens.
- Employers’ Duties and Legal Requirements
- The Duties of a Fire Warden
- Individual Responsibilities During a Fire
- Identifying Fire Hazards
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