In The Line Of Fire Industry and Commerce

Award Winning Fire Training now available for all business sectors

WHY DO I NEED FIRE TRAINING?

IT'S THE LAW, THATS WHY...............Under the Regulatory Reform Order strict new regulations have been introduced which applies to non-domestic premises throughout England and Wales. It places a direct responsibility on owners/guardians of buildings to comply with regards to Risk Assessments, Training and the recording of both. All staff should receive fire training to ensure they are aware of the location of fire fighting equipment, identification and usage together with safe egress from the workplace.

How can we help keep you compliant in what can be an expensive exercise!

Simple; we provide you with a free to use learning management system that deploys and tracks your fire safety training, whilst providing your staff with a Brigade Approved training module; CPD certified and endorsed by many fire authorities.

Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 strict new regulations have been introduced which applies to non-domestic premises throughout England and Wales. It places a direct responsibility on owners/guardians of buildings to comply with regards to Risk Assessments, Training and the recording of both. All staff should receive fire training to ensure full compliance of the order.

Local Fire Authorities now have the right to inspect premises to ensure compliancy; they also have the right to inspect all Risk Assessments and other administration in regard to the fire safety of your premises. Failing to comply may result in formal HSE involvement, Enforcement orders, a significant fine or up to 2 years imprisonment. Businesses are being fined daily, don’t be next.

Fire safety training for you staff has never been so engaging; at last you can train your entire workforce in fire safety and fire prevention training via a choice of low cost options..

'In The Line Of Fire' is an award winning fire safety awareness course aimed at ALL staff and endorsed and used by many regional fire authorities