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Fire Drill Management
Regular fire drills ensure everyone knows exactly what to do in an emergency. Effective drill management tests your evacuation routes, checks staff roles, and highlights any gaps in your fire safety plan.
A well-run drill helps your team respond quickly, stay calm and follow the correct procedures. Reviewing each drill also allows you to improve communication, update responsibilities and keep your workplace fully prepared.
Consistent fire drill management keeps your people safe and strengthens your overall fire safety culture.
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All you need to know about fire drill amangement
What is Fire Drill management?
Fire drills play an important role in a firm’s fire safety strategy and help save a life. Siren Training can oversee your fire drill and give in-depth feedback for the Fire Marshals and those who have Fire evacuation responsibilities in the workplace. We would then also follow this up with a report allowing you to be aware of what you need to improve on in future. An organised and effective fire drill will allow staff:
- To use exit routes they may not use on a regular basis.
- To gain experience evacuating a building safely and quickly.
- To remain calm in the real scenario
Our clients
Our regular clients include large recognisable brands
Who is Fire Drill Management for?
Everyone! While it is the Responsible Person’s role to ensure that evacuation procedures and training are all in order so that in the event of a fire, staff are aware of what to do and by doing so allow for a safe and timely evacuation. A fire drill must be carried out annually, but ideally twice a year.
The following should be considered when planning a safe and effective fire drill:
• Legal requirements • Fire risk assessment • Company evacuation procedures including FEEP • Emergency Planning • Fire drill records and record keeping
Legalities
The Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order of 2005 requires employers to ensure that employees are provided with adequate emergency evacuation procedures and suitable fire safety knowledge including Fire awareness and Fire Marshal training. To conclude, fire safety training within any working environment is a legal requirement under this order.
Assessment & Certification
The trainers employed by Siren are presently working or ex emergency service professionals. Each trainer has many years of life saving experiences and techniques to share with you.
Following the successful completion of the 20 question multiple choice exam and each student is awarded with a HSE recognised certificate which is valid for 3 years. Under current guidelines it is strongly recommended that you renew your Emergency First Aid certificate once every 12 months through a half day refresher