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The NEBOSH Fire Safety and Risk Management Certificate is recognised as the standard qualification in health and safety for the non-safety specialist embarking on a role with Fire Safety responsibility.
Type of Course: Health Safety and Environment
Course Reference: HTPP-034
Course duration: Five day course
Hosting Mode: Live online or face-to-face
If you are interested in this course, note the course name and reference number, and contact us via the course enquiry form.
This is designed for non-specialists in Health and Safety who hold a role in Fire Safety responsibility or looking to work in a role with Fire Safety.
The syllabus is based on National Occupational Standards in Fire Safety at Level 3, which has common units with the Emergency Fire Services National Occupational Standards. Therefore, the NEBOSH Fire Safety and Risk Management Certificates may also be of benefit to fire services personnel developing their underpinning knowledge as part of the Integrated Personal Development System.
Delegates will need to have successfully completed the National General Certificate – NG1 – within the last 5 years or intend to take the NG1 in order to achieve the full certificate.
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Aims and Objectives
Aims and Objectives
On completion of the course candidates will be able to conduct and review fire risk assessments and advise on the fire preventive and protective measures within most workplaces.
The content of the course will include:
Managing Fire safety
Principles of fire and explosion
Causes and prevention of fire
Fire prevention in buildings
Safety of people in the event of a fire
Fire Risk Assessment
Testimonials
Testimonials
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Michael Housby
“Very good course, lots of personal experiences which broke it up and good use of other training aids.”
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