See below the list of courses Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service offers.

The courses are both theoretical and practical, and are designed to reduce risk in your business. These can be delivered on site or at our Headquarters site near Stone.

To find out more information and to book onto a course ring: 01785 898917.

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Fire Safety in Residential Care and Nursing Home Course
The course is designed to give delegates an awareness of the fire safety procedures within Residential Care and Nursing Home establishments. Delegates will have a greater understanding of the action to be taken in case of fire. What causes fire, how to prevent them, how to identify the types of fire and how to safely select and use the appropriate fire extinguisher on a small fire.

Fire Extinguisher Course
The course is designed to give delegates an awareness of the causes of fire and how to prevent them. Delegates will learn how to identify the type of fire and then safely select and use the appropriate fire extinguisher on a small fire.

Fire Marshal Training
The course outlines the responsibilities of a fire marshal, and provides guidance on how to perform their duties.

Fire Safety General Course
The course is designed to give delegates an awareness of the fire safety procedures within their premises. Delegates will have a greater understanding of the action to be taken in case of fire.

Fire Risk Management Course
The course is designed to provide knowledge and understanding of the risk principles of basic fire safety, fire risk management and the function and practice of risk assessment. It is ideal for persons within an organisation who may have a managerial role and in particular those who have fire marshals already under their control. The course will give the responsible person an awareness of fire safety legislation and how it applies to their premises. Delegates will also have a greater understanding of the fire safety training needs. The course concludes with guidance in the correct method of selecting and use of fire extinguishers.

Quantitative Face Mask Fit Testing
To check that employees who are required to wear Respiratory Protective Equipment (R.P.E.) as a control measure have an airtight fitting facepiece that matches the persons facial features and seals adequately to the wearers face. It also ensures that incorrectly fitting face pieces are not selected for use. This test complies with the legal requirements of The Approved Codes of Practice (AcoPs) supporting the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH), the Control of Lead at Work Regulations 2002 (CLAW), the Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations 2002 (CAW) and the Ionising Radiation Regulations 1999.