Level 1 Certificate in Fire Safety and Evacuation Procedures Course Overview The Level 1 Certificate in Fire Safety and Evacuation Procedures is designed to provide learners with foundational knowledge of fire safety, prevention, and emergency evacuation procedures. This certificate is ideal for those working in environments where fire safety is critical, including office buildings, industrial sites, healthcare facilities, and other public spaces. The course focuses on understanding fire risks, how to prevent fires, and how to take appropriate actions in the event of a fire or evacuation scenario. Benefits

• Gain a solid understanding of fire safety principles and best practices.
• Learn how to identify fire hazards and implement preventative measures in the workplace.
• Understand the key procedures for fire evacuation and emergency response.
• Develop the knowledge to assist in creating and maintaining a fire safety plan for your workplace.
• Build a strong foundation for further study in health and safety or fire safety management.

Learning Outcomes Upon completing this certificate, learners will be able to:

1. Recognize the causes and potential hazards associated with fire.
2. Understand the principles of fire prevention and how to minimize fire risks in the workplace.
3. Identify fire safety equipment and how to use it effectively.
4. Understand the roles and responsibilities of individuals in a fire evacuation.
5. Follow fire evacuation procedures accurately and efficiently.
6. Understand fire safety regulations and compliance requirements.

      Qualification Title: Level 1 Certificate in Fire Safety and Evacuation Procedures Level: 1 Type: Certificate Total Qualification Time (TQT): 60 hours Guided Learning Hours (GLH): 35 hours Credit Value: 6 credits Assessment Method: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) Grading: Pass/Fail Delivery Mode: Classroom / Online / Blended Study Units Breakdown

Unit Title	GLH	TQT	Credit	Assessment Type
Introduction to Fire Safety	4	6	0.5	MCQ
Identifying Fire Risks and Hazards	5	8	1	MCQ
Fire Prevention Measures	5	8	1	MCQ
Fire Safety Equipment	5	8	1	MCQ
Evacuation Procedures and Roles	5	8	1	MCQ
Fire Drills and Emergency Response	5	8	1	MCQ
Fire Safety Regulations and Compliance	6	10	1.5	MCQ

  Study Units

1. Introduction to Fire Safety
   • Understanding fire as a hazard: causes, spread, and types of fire.
   • Basic fire safety principles: prevention, detection, and response.
   • The importance of fire safety awareness in the workplace and home.
2. Identifying Fire Risks and Hazards
   • Common fire hazards in different work environments (e.g., office spaces, industrial settings, healthcare facilities).
   • Risk assessment techniques to identify potential fire risks.
   • Understanding materials, chemicals, and equipment that may contribute to fire risks.
3. Fire Prevention Measures
   • Basic fire prevention techniques and fire safety practices.
   • Safe handling and storage of flammable materials and chemicals.
   • The importance of maintaining clear fire escape routes and exit doors.
4. Fire Safety Equipment
   • Overview of fire safety equipment: fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, sprinklers, alarms, and emergency lighting.
   • How to use fire extinguishers effectively: understanding the PASS (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep) technique.
   • The role of smoke alarms and fire alarms in early fire detection.
5. Evacuation Procedures and Roles
   • Understanding the fire evacuation plan: what it is, why it’s necessary, and how it works.
   • Roles and responsibilities during an evacuation (e.g., fire marshals, employees, visitors).
   • Evacuation procedures for individuals with disabilities or mobility issues.
6. Fire Drills and Emergency Response
   • The importance of regular fire drills and how to conduct them.
   • Responding to a fire alarm: remaining calm, following procedures, and ensuring personal safety.
   • Evacuation routes, assembly points, and head counts.
7. Fire Safety Regulations and Compliance
   • Overview of fire safety legislation and regulations (e.g., Fire Safety Order, Regulatory Reform).
   • Employer responsibilities regarding fire safety in the workplace.
   • Legal obligations for fire safety training and record-keeping.

Who is This Designed For? This certificate is ideal for:

• Employees, managers, and supervisors who wish to understand the basic principles of fire safety and evacuation procedures.
• Individuals working in environments where fire safety and emergency response are important.
• Health and safety officers looking to enhance their knowledge in fire safety practices.
• New employees who need to learn fire safety protocols in their workplace.

Career Progression After completing this certificate, learners can:

• Take on fire safety roles such as Fire Warden, Fire Marshal, or Safety Officer.
• Progress to further qualifications in fire safety, risk management, or health and safety.
• Gain the foundational knowledge necessary for more advanced roles in fire safety management.
• Apply for positions that require knowledge of workplace safety, emergency response, or compliance with fire safety regulations.

Why Us?

• Expert-Led Learning: Learn from professionals with experience in fire safety and emergency response.
• Practical and Interactive: Gain hands-on experience with fire safety equipment and practice evacuation procedures through case studies and drills.
• Industry-Relevant Knowledge: Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to meet workplace fire safety requirements and enhance safety culture.
• Flexible Learning Options: Choose from classroom-based learning or online study, designed to fit your schedule and needs.