Fire Safety Training (2025) *
Welcome to your annual Fire Safety Training, a legally required program designed to ensure the safety of everyone in our workplace.
Fire safety is a critical part of our commitment to maintaining a secure and compliant working environment, and this training plays a vital role in equipping all team members with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively in the event of an emergency.
| Responsible | Jamie Mitchell |
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| Last Update | 27/01/2025 |
| Completion Time | 3 hours 54 minutes |
| Members | 9 |
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All Team
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Introduction18Lessons · 39 min
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Introduction
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Section 1 Introduction
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What does fire safety mean?
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Why is it important? (Part 1)
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Why is it important? (Part 2)
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Why is it important? (Part 3)
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Why is it important? (Part 4)
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Fire Safety Statistics
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Definitions
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Fire Safety Laws & Legislation
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Duties of the Responsible Person
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Duties of the Relevant Persons
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Enforcement of Fire Safety Laws
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Enforcement Action
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Penalties
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Fire Safety Breaches
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Section 1 - Summary
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Section 1 - Mini Quiz10 xp
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Fire Hazards and Prevention25Lessons · 56 min
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Section 2 - Introduction
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The Fire Triangle
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Sources of Heat, Fuel & Oxygen
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Fire Hazards & Risks
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Types of Fire
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Stages of a Fire
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Flashover & Backdraft
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Fire Spread
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Causes of Office Fires
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Prevention & Control
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Importance of Good Housekeeping
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Safe & Correct Storage
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Smoking, vaping and e-cigarettes
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Smoking, vaping and e-cigarettes (Part 2)
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Designated Smoking Area
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Cooking + Kitchen Area (Part 1)
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Cooking + Kitchen Area (Part 2)
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Electrical Safety
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Electrical Safety Do's
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Electrical Safety Don'ts
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P.A.T. Testing
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Heaters
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Arson Prevention
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Section 2 - Summary
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Section 2 - Mini Quiz10 xp
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Section 3 - Risk Assessments & Protective Measures19Lessons · 44 min
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Section 3 - Introduction
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Hazard & Risk
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What is a Fire Risk Assessment?
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Why is a fire risk assessment important?
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Who is responsible for a fire risk assessment?
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Steps to a Fire Risk Assessment
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Protective Measures
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Preventing a fire from spreading
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Fire detection and warnings
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Emergency escape routes and exits
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Fire Fighting equipment
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Classes of Fire
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Fire Extinguishers
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Other Fire Fighting Equipment
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Fire Safety Signs (Part 1)
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Fire Safety Signs (Part 2)
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Training, Information and Instruction
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Section 3 - Summary
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Section 3 - Mini Quiz10 xp
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Section 4 - Emergency Procedures20Lessons · 38 min
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Section 4 - Introduction
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Why is fire an emergency?
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Responsibilities
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Emergency Procedures
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What is a Fire Emergency Evacuation Plan (FEEP)
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What should be in a FEEP?
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Fire escape plans/diagrams
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Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP)
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What is a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP)?
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What should be included in a PEEP?
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Actions to take on the discovery of a fire
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Using fire extinguishers
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Actions to take on hearing a fire alarm
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Fire Wardens
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Actions to take if trapped in the building
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Actions to take if a person’s clothes catch fire
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Testing emergency procedures
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Fire Drills
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Section 4 - Summary
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Section 4 - Mini Quiz10 xp
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Claro Print Specific Guidelines10Lessons · 57 min
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General Fire Safety Rules
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Claro Print Fire Action Plan
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Claro Print Assembly Point
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Video of Evacuation Route
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Duty Holder / Responsible Person
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Fire Escape / Floor Plan
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Fire Risk Assessment
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Maintenance of Fire Systems
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Additional Documents
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Fire Safety - Final Test
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