Fire safety in the workplace is both a legal obligation and a vital part of employee protection. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, employers must provide annual fire safety training and conduct regular risk assessments. This fire safety in the workplace training course equips staff with the knowledge to prevent fire risks, follow emergency procedures, and comply with UK legislation.

Learners will explore their legal responsibilities, recognise common fire hazards, and understand how to reduce risks. In addition, the course covers early fire detection systems, safe use of firefighting equipment, and the principles of fire safety management. By applying these skills, participants will help create safer workplaces across all industries.

By the end of this fire safety in the workplace training, learners will know how to act quickly in emergencies, support compliance, and protect both people and property.

Why Fire Safety in the Workplace Training Matters

Workplace fires can cause serious injury, loss of life, and significant damage. However, with the right training, employees can prevent incidents, respond effectively, and reduce risks. Moreover, this course provides practical knowledge that applies to offices, warehouses, care homes, and every type of business environment.

What You’ll Learn

• Understand the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and key legislation
• Recognise employee responsibilities in maintaining fire safety
• Identify common fire hazards and workplace fire risks
• Understand the most common causes of workplace fires
• Learn the importance of early fire detection systems
• Know what actions to take when discovering a fire
• Apply the principles of fire safety management
• Identify and use different types of firefighting equipment

Who Should Take This Course

• All employees, regardless of role or department
• Line managers and supervisors overseeing workplace safety
• Business owners and team leaders responsible for compliance
• HR teams and safety officers needing refresher training