FIRE SAFETY AWARENESS eLEARNING WITH ROMANIAN VOICE-OVERS

This course is for you if you require an introduction to fire safety in the workplace and speak Romanian as your 1st language.

TEAM Safety Services Fire Safety Awareness eLearning

Ensuring that employees are aware of the potential fire hazards in the workplace will help minimise the risk of injury or death, whilst also limiting damage to the property. It is a legal requirement by the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order 2005 to ensure the right training and knowledge is provided by the employer.

This Fire Safety Awareness course takes a close look at what causes workplace fires and how to prevent them. The course will cover fire safety and evacuation procedures, as well as the proper use of equipment.

Once complete, learners will comply with the legal requirement under the Fire Safety Order 2005.

On completion of this course, learners will understand:

How to prevent fires from starting in the workplace.
How to safely evacuate a building in the event of a fire.
What the common causes of workplace fires are.
Their role in fire safety.
The specific dangers of fire in the workplace and what precautions to take to prevent them.
How to be equipped with the proper safety measures to help minimise damage and risk of injury in the event of a fire.

As an employer, you must ensure that all employees are informed, trained and competent. For employees who speak English as their 2nd language, you must ensure they are confident and have fully understood the training provided.

Because of this, we have created the option of Romanian voice-overs to accompany this course. Learners will be able to follow the English course whilst listening to the Romanian translation, assisting with comprehension and compliance.

Anyone who needs an introduction to workplace fire safety and speaks Romanian as a 1st language.
20-30 minutes to complete, with multiple-choice questions.
On successful completion of this course, learners will gain a qualification and receive a certificate acknowledging their course of study, which can be used to provide evidence for compliance and audit.