Fire Safety Training in Sheffield
What is …
Fires in the workplace can have large effects on both businesses and individuals. Often this goes beyond the fire itself. A serious fire can result in a business ceasing permanently with an even greater cost to individual workers. Current legislation requires employers to ensure that their staff are fully prepared and trained to react in the event of a fire. This course equips attendees with knowledge on how to reduce the chances of a fire starting and taking hold as well as actions should the worst happen.
Many are also PREVENTABLE!
What does course cover …
The Fire Safety Training in Sheffield course covers past and current Legislation in Fire Safety, Theory of combustion, fire behaviour and spread, fire control and safety systems, actions in the event of a fire, fire extinguishers and equipment. The course lasts 2-3 hours. Candidates will receive a Certificate and we can also provide a group certificate for your records. Cataldo Training is affiliated with IFSM Institute of Fire Service Managers.
WHY CHOOSE US?
All Fire courses are delivered by serving or ex Fire Service personnel in a fun and engaging way. Real life observations ensure that every element of the course is brought to life.
Fire Safety Case Study
At Cataldo Training Ltd, we carry out observations as part of every Fire Training course delivered at a client’s premises. This gives us the opportunity to review the Fire Safety procedures currently in place and highlight areas where they may be developed further to improve safety for staff, visitors, and anyone else on site.
Through our consultancy service, we also support clients by reviewing their existing in-house training processes and advising on ways they can be improved. Recently, a Leeds-based client contacted us after relocating to new premises due to business expansion. They wanted to refresh their online training materials for new starters before employees moved on to practical-based Fire Training.
Our team reviewed and analysed the client’s current training package, then worked with them to identify useful changes. We recommended improvements to make the learning clearer, more effective, and better aligned with the Fire Safety knowledge their staff needed. We also advised on additional areas that would be valuable to include.
The aim is to make sure every new employee receives current, relevant information that supports their understanding and prepares them for potential Fire Safety situations in the workplace.
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Success Stories
"I was thrilled to take part in this fantastic session at Amazon! Participating alongside our engineers and the site safety team, I was truly impressed by the professionalism displayed by Simon Cataldo MIFSM Training & Rescue. "
Adam Wilkinson
"Amazing knowledge—accompanied by fantastic stories and examples; Really loved Simons teaching method. I felt no pressure and had lots of fun, and learned a shed load. Really confident in my abilities now."
Gemma Fawcett
"I attended an Emergency First Aid at Work course delivered by Simon in October 2024. I found the whole experience to be top quality, Simon is a first class trainer, great instructor and totally committed to course attendees. I am delighted to be able to say I now hold a certificate for the above. 100% recommend this hardworking, relatable and genuine person. Thank you Simon"
Gail Redhead
"We had the pleasure of working with Cataldo Fire and Safety Training, specifically Simon Cataldo, to deliver first aid training to our primary-aged children during our summer holiday clubs. Simon was fantastic with the kids, breaking down complex concepts like CPR and defibrillator use into simple, easy-to-understand steps. His engaging teaching style encouraged everyone to participate in practical learning, making the sessions both fun and informative."
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Fire Safety Training FAQS
What does fire safety training include?
Fire Safety training gives delegates some basic knowledge on relevant and current legislation, fire behaviour and spread, types of fire in the workplace and steps to reduce risk and minimise the chances of fires occurring. It also includes types (classes) of fire and types of fire extinguisher. The practical element allows candidates to experience using fire extinguishers on a live fire on our fire simulator equipment.
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What are the 5 steps of fire safety?
The Fire Risk Assessment involved 5 key areas including:
- Identify fire hazards – potential sources of ignition and combustible materials stored on premises.
- Identify people at risk – assess who might be harmed in a fire including employees, visitors and vulnerable individuals.
- Evaluate, Remove or Reduce the Risks – Implement measures to eliminate or minimize risk from fire, such as installing a fire alarm system and maintaining safety equipment.
- Record findings, Plan, Inform, Instruct and Train – document the risks that have been identified implemented controls. Train staff on fire safety procedures and their roles in an emergency.
- Review and update – Regularly review the FRA Fire Risk Assessment and ensure it is updated accordingly to maximise its effectiveness.
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What are the 4 P's of fire safety?
Prevention involves taking steps to avoid fires occurring such as storage of flammable materials and keeping workplaces tidy.
Protection refers to measures in place to protect individuals and property such as fire alarms and extinguishers.
Procedures focus on having a solid fire strategy for responding to a fire to include areas such as evacuation plans and defined roles in a fire situation.
Practice alludes to regularly conducting fire drills and exercises to ensure individuals can respond effectively in the event of a real fire.
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What are the ABCs of fire safety?
Class A Fires involve ordinary combustibles like wood and paper.
Class B Fires involve flammable liquids such as gasoline and solvents.
Class C Fires involve flammable gases such as propane or butane.
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