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Vulcan Fire Training’s Fire Safety Manager course
As the economy contracts, the need for competent fire risk assessments still remains a mandatory duty under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, which came into force in October 2006. Organisations either recruit their own Fire Safety Advisors/Managers or employ consultants to carry out fire risk assessments of their premises on a regular basis. Vulcan Fire Training will train suitable candidates from the workforce or as potential consultants on its Fire Manager course as ‘competent persons’.
The course includes working on plan drawing exercises, giving delegates experience of conducting fire risk assessments, compiling fire emergency plans, safety report writing and managing fire safety in the workplace. Successful delegates on the Fire Manager Certificate course are able to apply to join the Institute of Fire Safety Managers at Technician (TIFSM) fire qualification level.
Vulcan Fire Training runs the nine-day course split into five-day and four-day modules. Course delegates work in teams using laptops and are provided with free software to enable them to function effectively and efficiently as Fire Safety Managers. Successful delegates can also go on to attend the Advanced Fire Manager Course (five days) with the potential of attaining Associate grade with the Institute (AIFSM) as part of their career progression.
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