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Member - 3 posts
Hello Victoria,
Employers have a legal responsibility to employ competent people to act as fire wardens in the event of a fire or emergency situation.
Fire Wardens need to have a basic understanding of what causes fire, how it spreads, and how it can be controlled. The yalso need to understand the role of a Fire Warden and to be competent to use fire fighting equipment if appropraite to do so.
Workplace Law provide in-house Fire Warden Training. For more information, please call me on 01223 431 072, or email me at holly.james@workplacelaw.net
Kind Regards,
Holly
Member - 3 posts
Hello Members,
Thought I'd let you know we have a brand new course running in March 2008 called the Fire Risk Management Workshop. It is a one day course being held at the MI Conference Centre in London.
If you would like any further information, please call me on 01223 431 072.
Thanks,
Holly
Member - 3 posts
Hello everyone.
Just a quick reminder that Workplace Law's Introduction to Health & Safety course is being held in London on the 6th November 2007. For more information, and a downloadable programme, please see our training site.
Thank you,
Holly