Fire safety training teaches individuals how to prevent fires, respond to emergencies, and use safety equipment correctly to protect people and property.

You will learn fire prevention, hazard identification, fire risk assessment, evacuation procedures, fire extinguisher types, and emergency response actions.

Fire safety is important because it helps prevent injuries, saves lives, protects property, and ensures compliance with safety regulations.

Common causes include electrical faults, unsafe equipment use, flammable materials, human error, and poor safety practices.

A fire risk assessment identifies potential fire hazards, evaluates risks, and implements measures to reduce fire dangers in a workplace or building.

Different extinguishers are used for different fire types such as electrical fires, flammable liquids, and combustible materials.

You should remain calm, stop what you are doing, follow evacuation routes, and proceed to the designated assembly point.

Fire prevention involves taking steps to reduce the likelihood of fires occurring through safe practices and hazard control.

Employers, managers, and employees all share responsibility for maintaining fire safety in the workplace.

An evacuation procedure is a planned process for safely exiting a building during a fire or emergency.

Career opportunities include Fire Safety Assistant, Health and Safety Support Worker, Facilities Safety Assistant, Compliance Support Assistant, Risk Awareness Assistant, and Emergency Response Assistant.