Fire Safety Awareness
Workplace safety training
Awareness Level

Build confidence to prevent and respond to workplace fire risks with this fire safety awareness course. It provides a clear introduction to how fires start and spread, what to do in an emergency and how to keep your workplace safe. Learners explore legal responsibilities under the Fire Safety Order, understand the correct use of fire extinguishers and learn how to respond calmly and effectively during an evacuation.

As an online fire awareness course, it’s suitable for employees, supervisors and small business owners who need to meet basic safety responsibilities. Study at your own pace, test your understanding and gain a CPD-accredited certificate on completion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Individual learners:

The fire safety awareness course takes around three hours to complete. You can study at your own pace and return whenever you like.

No. This is an awareness-level CPD course, not a regulated qualification or a formal Fire Marshal certificate.

The course covers how fires start and spread, fire prevention, extinguisher use, evacuation procedures and legal responsibilities.

Employees, team leaders, volunteers and small business owners who need a basic understanding of fire safety awareness in the workplace.

No formal entry requirements. Level 1 English literacy is recommended for all learners.

Yes. A digital CPD certificate is available for immediate download after passing the online exam.

Yes. The fire awareness course includes free exam retakes so you can try again at no extra cost.

It supports compliance with the Fire Safety Order and good workplace practice but does not replace legally required fire risk assessments or formal Fire Marshal training.