Fire Safety Courses

Level 2 Award in the Principles of Fire Safety (RQF)

Course Introduction

 

Learners gaining this qualification will know that fire safety is the responsibility of everyone and will
recognise the causes of fire as well as knowing common hazards, the steps in a fire risk assessment
and how to reduce the likelihood of fires.
The objective of the qualification is predominantly to support a role in the workplace, however may
also be suitable for younger learners preparing for employment or wishing to progress onto further
learning in a related subject.

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6 Hours

Topics include:
• Causes of fire
• Common hazards
• Steps in a fire risk assessment
• Reducing the likelihood of fires
• Principle of fire safety
• Fire risks are controlled

This qualification is assessed by a 20-question multiple-choice examination that
must be completed within 45 minutes. Successful learners will have to demonstrate knowledge across the unit content and correctly answer 12 questions or more to achieve a pass.

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What next?

Learners successful completing this qualification, may wish to continue their development and undertake a qualification such as:

• Highfield Level 2 Award in Risk Assessment (RQF)
• Highfield Level 2 Award Health and Safety within the Workplace (RQF)
• Highfield Level 3 Award in Health and Safety in the Workplace (RQF)

 

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