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Simon Riddell's company, S.R.FIRE, provides bespoke fire safety training and services. They focus on ensuring training is tailored to meet specific client needs. Simon Riddell has extensive fire safety qualifications and experience as a former firefighter. S.R.FIRE training emphasizes realistic scenarios to efficiently prepare clients for preventing and responding to fires. They also provide fire risk assessments, portable fire equipment servicing, and signage and equipment surveys.
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This document provides an overview of fire safety training for employees. It covers three main topics:
1. Fire prevention - It discusses major causes of workplace fires and preventive measures like proper housekeeping, electrical safety, and safe use of appliances.
2. Emergency preparedness - It stresses the importance of having evacuation routes and being familiar with emergency equipment like alarms, extinguishers, and phones. It also provides guidance for assisting those who need help evacuating.
3. Emergency procedures - In the event of a fire, it outlines the steps to take which are to pull the alarm, evacuate, call 911, and proceed to an assembly area for a headcount unless fighting a small, contained fire
Basic fire warden
The objective is that at the end of the Fire Warden / Marshal course you will:
Have a greater understanding of the fire precautions that are built into your workplace
Recognize the hazards and the threat posed by fire to people, property and jobs
Be equipped to carry out your fire safety management responsibilities effectively
Understand why it is essential that fire emergency procedures are implemented and monitored on a daily basis
Distinguish between the different types of extinguishers and their limitations and the fires for which they are suited.
Demonstrate an understanding of the nature and behavior of fire
Be aware of the measures that can be taken to minimize the chances and effect of an arson attack
Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting Powerpoint (1).pptx
This document provides guidance on fire prevention and firefighting for personnel working on merchant ships. It covers key topics like fire safety, the chemistry of fire, operating portable firefighting equipment, and using breathing apparatus. The goal is to develop knowledge and skills to apply proactive fire prevention techniques and effectively respond to onboard fires. Personnel will learn about fire causes, prevention measures, emergency procedures, and hands-on training to operate equipment safely and demonstrate skills like using breathing apparatus. Assessment involves written, practical, and oral evaluation to check competency in meeting the learning outcomes.
Fire warden training
Fire warden Training is a criticle part of your Occupational Health and safety Regulations. This presentation gives you a guide on the requirements of a fire warden. The best training is delivered by real emergency workers that are expert in that field.
Under Australian Standard 3745-2010 all workplaces are to have at least on trained fire warden as part of their emergency control organisation.
Multi tenated building such as shopping centres require the building owner or thier agent to ensure that an Emergency Control Organisation is in Place (Fire Warden Structure) for all buildings Class 2 to 9 (Building code of Australia).
Presentation IN FIRE SAFETY MANAGEMENT 1.pptx
This document provides information on fire safety management and fire extinguisher training. It discusses the causes of industrial fires and the need for fire prevention through practices like good housekeeping and safe handling of flammable materials. It also outlines the elements required for a fire, different types of fires and classifications. The document explains the roles and responsibilities of fire representatives and covers topics like types of fire extinguishers, how to use them, inspect them, and identify the proper one for different fire types. It emphasizes the importance of fire safety training for employees.
Fire Safety Training Ensuring Safety and Awareness
Fire Safety Training: Ensuring Safety and Awareness" is an essential program aimed at equipping individuals and organizations with the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent, respond to, and manage fire-related emergencies. This comprehensive training covers a wide range of topics, including fire prevention measures, evacuation procedures, proper use of firefighting equipment, and the importance of fire safety awareness. By participating in this training, you'll gain the confidence and expertise needed to safeguard lives and property in the event of a fire. Join us in our commitment to a safer, more prepared community.
PPT for Fire Safety
Fire safety is critical to prevent accidents and loss. The document discusses key aspects of fire safety including fire chemistry, different types of fires and fire extinguishers, safety standards, and the importance of training. It emphasizes that the majority of accidents are preventable and proper safety protocols, emergency equipment maintenance, and hazard identification are needed to achieve a safe work environment.
Airport
This document provides an overview of Static Security Services, a security company founded in 1992 in Sri Lanka. It summarizes the company's board of directors, services offered, vision, mission, quality and safety policies, insurance coverage, training facilities and programs for guards, and some of its major clients. The company aims to be the most professional and reliable commercial security provider in Sri Lanka through high standards of service and guard training.
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Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting Powerpoint (1).pptx
Fire Prevention & Fire Fighting Powerpoint (1).pptx
Fire Safety Training Ensuring Safety and Awareness
Fire Safety Training Ensuring Safety and Awareness
SR FIRE (INVERNESS) Brochure
- 1. S.R.FIRE Bespoke Fire Safety Services www.simonriddell.co.uk
- 2. OUTLINE: Whilst we can deliver generic courses, we prefer to concentrate on ensuring the training entirely meets your requirements. We are happy to meet and discuss training content, deliv- ery methods, and any practical elements that will enhance your experience and overall learning efficiency. YOUR TRAINER: Simon Riddell CFPA E-Dip: Managing Director and Fire Training Officer. ● Associate Trainer with the Fire Protection Association. ● Competent Fire Risk Assessor. ● Holds the CFPA European Diploma at Distinction Level. ● Certified Trainer: Chartered Institute of Environmental Health. ● BAFE Certified Fire Extinguisher Engineer. THOUGHTS: “As I have served as a Fire Fighter I have experienced first hand the devastation that occurs in, and after a fire. My sole aim is to protect, and save lives by preventing fire; through efficient and realistic training”. WITH S.R.FIRE THE TRAINING FOCUS IS ON YOU. Training Realistic Scenarios
- 3. TARGETED: working back from the worst case scenario. In every environment there will be a ‘worst case scenario’. To ensure that we can be safe it is necessary to plan for this event. Whatever your concerns may be, we are here to support you through the planning process. Any significant findings from your fire risk assess- ment will be built into the training package - this is a legal requirement. Student Fire Safety Awareness: Staircase Fire Scenario. PERTH UNIVERSITY: SCOTLAND The university of the Highlands and Islands.
- 4. LECTURING AT THE N.E.C. -Incident Occurred: 27/01/2013 02:30 hours. - 1 way in. - Over-occupied. - Management failings. - Fire Service failings. - Flammable P.U. foam insulation. - Outdoor signalling flare. - No fire alarm. - No sprinklers. - No emergency lighting. - 242 fatalities - mostly students. - 180 bodies were removed from the bathrooms. - Band member attempts suicide. - Fire service and State were investigated. THE KISS NIGHTCLUB FIRE S.R.FIRE were asked to present the information at the FPA infozone theatre at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham for the International Firex event in May 2013. We not only covered the KISS incident, but also drew upon the other major nightclub fires that have occurred over the last Century. This content has now been developed into a course for Nightclubs, Bars, Restaurants, Cinemas and other similar places of public gathering. “A tragedy that should never have occurred”. This fire incident was very similar to the Station Nightclub fire which occurred nearly exactly a decade prior to the KISS incident.
- 5. “If you’ve ever been to a fire training session, you will most probably have been shown the fire triangle”. The essence of preventing a fire is to keep the three elements apart. In every day terms, this means keep- ing the heat away from the fuel. At S.R.FIRE you will gain a deeper understanding of fire, how it occurs, the ways in which it can spread, and the most efficient methods of fire extinguishment. Technical terms defined: Flashover, Backdraft, Flashspread, Autoignition, You name it, we can explain it! FIRE SCIENCE: EXPLAINED.
- 6. S R FIRE (INVERNESS) LTD. 07801 579 277 s.r.fire@hotmail.co.uk www.simonriddell.co.uk Other Services S.R.FIRE use the nationally recognised and certificated courses produced by the FPA, these courses can all be tailored by us to meet your exact requirements, alternatively we are also able to design completely bespoke courses for you. Popular courses include but are not limited to: ● Action in the event of fire; ● Fire safety for fire wardens; ● Train the trainer; ● Hot work and fire watcher; ● Fundamentals of health & safety; ● Fire safety on construction sites, and; ● Fire safety in places of public entertainment. We can carry out your Fire Risk Assessment. We supply and service portable fire fighting equipment.. Signage and equipment surveys.