Level 2 Award in Fire Safety

The International Level 2 Award in Fire Safety provides learners with the knowledge required to understand, prevent, and respond to fire risks within the workplace. The course explores common causes of fire, fire prevention measures, emergency procedures, fire protection systems, and the responsibilities of employees and designated fire wardens.

It is suitable for managers, supervisors, fire wardens, and employees who have responsibilities related to workplace fire safety. The training helps organizations strengthen their fire safety arrangements and enables designated personnel to respond appropriately during a fire emergency.

• Understand the main principles of workplace fire safety.
• Identify common causes and sources of workplace fires.
• Understand the fire triangle and how fires develop and spread.
• Recognize hazards created during and after a fire.
• Understand the main stages of a fire risk assessment.
• Identify suitable methods for reducing fire risks.
• Understand workplace escape routes and evacuation arrangements.
• Recognize common fire detection and alarm systems.
• Understand different types of firefighting equipment.
• Explain the responsibilities of employers and employees.
• Understand the role of fire wardens during normal operations and emergencies.

• Managers and supervisors
• Team leaders
• Fire wardens and fire marshals
• Workplace safety personnel
• Employees working in fire-risk environments
• Personnel responsible for workplace fire safety arrangements

The course provides practical knowledge for managing and reducing fire risks in the workplace. Learners explore fire prevention, protection, evacuation, detection, firefighting equipment, and emergency responsibilities.

• Fire safety legislation and responsibilities
• Fire risk assessment
• Fire causes and characteristics
• Fire prevention and protection
• Fire detection and alarm systems
• Emergency evacuation procedures
• Firefighting equipment
• Arson prevention and control
• Fire warden responsibilities
• Workplace fire safety awareness

The qualification is assessed through a 20-question multiple-choice examination. The assessment is designed to test the learner's understanding of the topics covered in the qualification.

• The examination contains 20 multiple-choice questions.
• The maximum time allowed is 45 minutes.
• Learners must correctly answer at least 12 questions to achieve a pass.
• The assessment covers the key learning outcomes of the qualification.