Fire safety training courses
Provide your employees with up to date, relevant fire safety training so they have the knowledge and skills to protect themselves and others.
Our IOSH Approved, CPD Certified fire safety training courses have been developed by well-respected fire safety professionals who have many years of experience in the field.
We are Fire Protection Association members and affiliate members of the Institute of Fire Safety Managers.
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Fire safety facts and figures
Ensure your organisation complies with fire safety regulations with Praxis42.
7,649
Fires in UK workplaces in 2022/23
1423
Workers injured in fires in 2022/23
259
Fire related fatalities in 2022/23
Fire safety training
Reduce the risk of fires and support legal compliance with our online fire safety training courses.
Fire Marshal Training
Our Fire Marshal eLearning training course is IOSH-approved and helps to educate individuals training to be fire marshals.
IOSH Managing Safely – Virtual
IOSH Managing Safely is the industry standard for health and safety management training for business owners, managers, supervisors, and team leaders across all industries.
Lithium-ion battery safety training
Our lithium-ion battery safety training raises awareness of the safety hazards associated with lithium-ion batteries, how to reduce the risk of thermal runaway, and what to do in an emergency.
Managing lithium-ion batteries
Managing lithium-ion batteries is an essential, in-depth course that supports senior staff to reduce the risks of battery fires and comply with UK regulations & standards.
Online Fire Safety Training
Our Online Fire Safety Training helps protect employees and customers, and stay compliant with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
“I have looked at a number of other potential eLearning and assessment partners and the Praxis42 courses are the best out there. Their team is easy to work with and understand how occupational health and safety works. This played a big part in helping us create and deliver a stand out risk assessment solution which has saved us money while increasing compliance and competence in the business.”
Simon Neal, Head of Occupational Health and Safety UK at Ericsson
Benefits of fire safety training
Reduce the risk of workplace fires
Our fire safety courses help ensure employees know how to prevent fires and can respond quickly and efficiently in the event of a fire, reducing potential damage and facilitating quicker evacuation.
Provides relevant learning
Our fire safety training courses cover everything from fire safety awareness for all employees to specialist training for fire marshals and fire wardens in the workplace.
Complies with regulations
Employers must offer fire safety training to all employees under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRFSO) and The Fire Safety (Scotland) Regulations 2006. Our courses help ensure employers meet their legal obligations.
Fire Safety FAQs
What does PEEP mean in fire safety?
PEEP stands for Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan. A PEEP is a tailored plan that ensures the safe evacuation of individuals who may need additional assistance during an emergency, like a fire.
How long should a fire evacuation take?
The time it should take to complete a fire evacuation depends on the building type, size, and occupancy. Generally, a well-planned and executed evacuation should take no more than 2 to 3 minutes.
Do all staff need fire training?
Yes, all staff are legally required to receive basic fire safety training. This is mandated under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.
Do I need to be trained to use a fire extinguisher?
Yes, you need to be trained to use a fire extinguisher. Without training, attempting to use a fire extinguisher could be dangerous and ineffective.
Do you have to be trained to carry out a fire risk assessment?
The law requires that a ‘competent’ person carries out a fire risk assessment. The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 define a competent person as someone who has ‘sufficient training and experience or knowledge and other qualities to assist in undertaking the measures’.
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