Fire Safety Awareness
Basic training for all staff. Covers fire prevention, evacuation procedures, and what to do in an emergency. Suitable for all employees as part of their workplace induction and ongoing compliance.
Fire Safety Training – Classroom & Blended Courses
Fire safety training is not just a legal requirement — it protects your staff, your customers, and your business. We deliver professional Fire Safety training designed to help businesses meet their legal duties, reduce risk, and ensure staff know exactly what to do in an emergency.
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Fire Safety Courses We Offer
We offer a full range of Fire Safety courses for businesses and individuals, delivered either in the classroom, at your workplace, or through blended learning options. Our courses are delivered through our ProTrainings Training Centre and are designed to meet UK workplace fire safety requirements.
Fire Safety Awareness
Fire Safety Level 2 (Fire Marshal / Fire Warden)
Fire Safety Annual Refresher
Basic Fire Safety for Employees
Fire Extinguisher Training (Practical)
Fire Safety for Care Homes
Fire Safety for Security Staff
Fire Safety for Construction and High-Risk Environments
Fire Awareness vs Fire Marshal Training
Fire Marshal / Fire Warden
For staff responsible for managing fire safety, assisting evacuations, checking areas are clear, and liaising with emergency services. Includes practical extinguisher training where required.
Who Needs Fire Safety Training?
UK law requires all employees to receive fire safety awareness training, and businesses must appoint trained Fire Marshals where appropriate. Training is recommended for:
Offices
Warehouses
Care homes
Healthcare providers
Security companies
Construction companies
Shops and retail
Hospitality venues
Schools and nurseries
Gyms and leisure centres
What Your Staff Will Learn
Fire Safety training typically covers the following topics. Practical extinguisher training can also be included where required.
Causes of fire in the workplace
Fire prevention and risk reduction
What to do if a fire starts
How to raise the alarm
Evacuation procedures
Fire extinguishers and how to use them
Roles of Fire Marshals / Fire Wardens
Legal responsibilities for businesses
Fire risk assessments (overview)
Classroom, On-Site or Blended Learning
At Our Training Centre
Ideal for individuals or small groups attending scheduled courses.
At Your Workplace
The most cost-effective option for teams — we come to you.
Blended Learning
Theory completed online, followed by a practical session where required.
Annual Refresher Training
Keep your team compliant with scheduled yearly refreshers.
Why Choose The BTR Hub?
We don't just deliver training — we help businesses stay compliant and safe.
Compliance-Focused Training
Delivered by Experienced Trainers
On-Site Training Available
Healthcare, Security & Workplace Specialists
Part of a Wider Compliance Solution
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Whether you need training for one person or your entire company, The BTR Hub can help. Contact us to book a course, arrange on-site training, or get a quote for group training.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our services.
Yes. We offer courses for individuals, courses for companies, and on-site group training.
Yes. We can deliver Fire Safety training at your workplace, at our training centre, or at a hired venue local to your staff. On-site training is usually the most cost-effective option for teams.
Yes. We can include practical fire extinguisher training as part of the course where required.
Most Fire Safety certificates are valid for 3 years, but it is recommended that Fire Marshals complete annual refresher training.
This depends on the size of your building, number of staff, number of floors, risk level, and shift patterns. We can help you decide how many Fire Marshals you need based on your fire risk assessment.
Yes. UK law requires all employers to provide employees with fire safety training. This includes what to do in the event of a fire, how to raise the alarm, evacuation procedures, and basic fire prevention. Employers must also appoint Fire Marshals (Fire Wardens) where appropriate.
Fire Awareness is basic training for all staff, covering fire prevention, evacuation, and what to do in an emergency. Fire Marshal / Fire Warden training is for staff responsible for managing fire safety, assisting evacuations, checking areas, and liaising with emergency services.
Training typically includes causes of workplace fires, fire prevention, what to do if a fire starts, how to raise the alarm, evacuation procedures, fire extinguishers, Fire Marshal responsibilities, and legal responsibilities.