Fire safety at work is both a legal and moral responsibility for every employer. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, all UK businesses must provide annual fire safety training and conduct regular workplace fire risk assessments. This fire safety at work training course equips employees with the knowledge and confidence to recognise hazards, respond to emergencies, and understand their role in preventing workplace fires.

Learners will explore UK fire safety legislation, employee responsibilities, and the most common causes of workplace fires. In addition, the course covers hazard identification, fire detection and alarm systems, evacuation procedures, and the safe use of firefighting equipment. By applying these skills, participants will help protect lives, property, and business continuity.

By the end of this fire safety at work training, learners will be able to act quickly and calmly in emergencies, reduce risks, and support a fire‑safe workplace culture.

Why Fire Safety at Work Training Matters

Workplace fires can cause serious injury, loss of life, and costly damage. However, with the right training, staff can prevent incidents, respond effectively, and ensure compliance with UK law. Moreover, this course provides practical knowledge that applies to businesses of every size and sector.

What You’ll Learn

• UK fire safety legislation and workplace compliance
• Employee roles and responsibilities in fire prevention
• Common causes of workplace fires
• How to identify fire hazards and risks
• How to respond on discovering a fire
• Correct use of fire detection and alarm systems
• Components of fire safety management plans
• Safe and effective use of firefighting equipment

Who Should Take This Course

• Office workers, retail staff, and warehouse teams
• Healthcare professionals and care staff
• New employees as part of induction training
• Teams needing annual refresher training
• Remote workers requiring accessible safety education