NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety
The NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety is acknowledged as the fundamental fire safety risk management qualification. As health and safety regulations continue to become more rigorous, it is crucial we all proactively conduct fire safety risk assessments and fulfill our fire safety obligations. The course comprises of six elements that cover essential areas such as the core fundamentals of fire safety principles, risk and safety management and the prevention of fire risk. The NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety is recognized globally by employers and professional memberships.
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Duration
60 hours online | 5 days Virtual
Entry Requirements
We're committed to ensuring education is available to all. Without any prerequisites, this program is crafted for people at every stage. We suggest learners have completed the NEBOSH General Certificate or equivalent.
Learning options:
NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety Explained
The NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety is perfect for those accountable for fire safety in low to medium risk workplaces, including Health and Safety managers, Facilities Managers and health and safety representatives within organizations.
Our Virtual classroom learning courses deliver instructor-led training directly to your location. If you appreciate group interaction and instructor guidance but don’t want to travel to a classroom, this option is for you. Our Online learning is excellent for those who prefer a visual, practical approach to self study. All courses have access to CMIOSH tutor support.
Course Overview
Units
Element 1
Fire Safety Management
Element 2
Fire and explosion Principles
Element 3
Fuel, oxygen and ignition sources and preventive measures
Element 4
Building Fire Protection
Element 5
People safety during fire events
Element 6
Fire Safety risk evaluation
Assessments
- FSC1: Digital Assessment
- FSC2: Hands-on risk Assessment based on a workplace
Course Length
- Virtual: 5 days plus assessment
- Online: 12 months of unrestricted access to an award winning Learning Management System (LMS) plus the assessment
Frequently asked Questions
FAQs
What level is the NEBOSH Fire Certificate?
The NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety is a level 3 qualification, equivalent to an A-Level. The NEBOSH Fire Certificate is accredited by Qualifications Scotland. Upon successful completion of the course, learners are entitled to Associate Membership of the International Institute of Risk and Safety (AIIRSM).
Do I need a NEBOSH Fire Certificate?
The NEBOSH Fire Certificate is not a mandatory qualification for those seeking to work within the fire safety sector. However, the course benefits learners in many ways, enabling them to learn about fire safety techniques and giving them the practical knowledge to impact safety culture and keep their workplace safe from fire-related hazards. The course is ideal for Facilities Managers, Health and Safety Managers, or anyone responsible for workplace fire safety.
How will the NEBOSH Fire Certificate help my business?
One of the many benefits that the NEBOSH Fire Certificate offers businesses is having in-house fire experts within the workplace. These staff members will be able to enhance fire safety standards and conduct fire risk assessments. This will help mitigate the risk of severe business losses resulting from fire.
Who is responsible for fire safety in the workplace?
There isn’t only one person responsible for fire safety in the workplace. Fire safety should be seen as a shared responsibility amongst both employees and employers, with each group’s role equally important. In the UK, employers must comply with certain laws related to fire safety such as the Fire Safety Order 2005. Employees are just as important when it comes to fire safety at work. Your business will benefit from having more employees trained in fire safety, ensuring more staff members can identify fire risks, hazards and safety protocols.
How many steps are needed for a fire safety risk assessment?
There are 5 key steps within a fire safety risk assessment.
- Identify the hazards.
- Identify people at risk.
- Evaluate, reduce, remove and protect from risk.
- Record, plan, inform, instruct and train.
- Review the risk assessment process.
Whats The Best Way For My Staff To Learn?
Dependent on staff availability, location, budget and your company needs, choose from the options:
- Online - Our interactive and multimedia rich courses for staff to fit in around their commitments
- Classroom - Expert tutor-led delivery, hosted in a professional training environment across 6-sites within the UK. Alternatively Classroom training can be delivered On-Site at your premises for multiple learners.
- Virtual - The Virtual Learning Academy is the most modern approach to delivering live-online training without the need to travel
Workplace Training
NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety for Your Workforce
Develop your people for a better organisation
By applying the knowledge and skills gained from the NEBOSH Certificate in Fire Safety qualification you will be able to contribute to maintaining a safe and healthy workplace.
Our training has been tried and tested by 100,000 health and safety professionals. We offer a range of learning options including virtual classroom, online and on-site classroom courses delivered at a premises and on a day of your choice.
Benefits Of Staff Training At Your Organisation
Cost and time saving benefits for larger number of staff.
Your own dedicated account manager to organise all aspects of your training.
Relevant training for your staff can be tailored to company requests.
Choice and convenience of training delivery options to suit your staff
CONSULTATION SERVICE
Helping You To Train Your Staff
Independent and practical consultancy support provided by our Chartered Health and Safety, and Environmental practitioners.
