Houses in Multiple Occupation, Purpose-Built Blocks of Flats and Specialised Housing

FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT TRAINING COURSE

2 Days Fire Safety Training & Fire Risk Assessment Manchester

This Course has been Awarded 12 Hours of Continual Professional Development by the Institute of Fire Engineers (IFE).

Who is this 2 Day Course For:

Anyone attending this course would benefit from having some experience of the housing sector and risk assessment but this is not essential

Those who have a responsibility for undertaking and or reviewing fire risk assessments

Reviewing and or Implementing the Significant Findings of a Fire Risk Assessment.

Who should attend this course:

Fire Risk Assessors
Social Landlords
Building Owners
Managing Agents
Building Facilities Managers and Facilities Teams
Health and Safety Manager
Health and Safety Advisor
Health Safety and Environmental Advisor
Fire Alarm Engineers

Why Choose Us?

Excellent knowledge base and very well presented, a great course for aspiring fire risk assessors”.

John S. JJS. Limited

Excellent knowledge base and very well presented, a great course for aspiring fire risk assessors”.

Grahame H

“Left me wanting more... excellent interaction and practical exercises”

Jayne T. R and R Safety Systems

“Left me wanting more... e“Excellent course. Well-structured and presented in a clear and logical way… highly recommended”xcellent interaction and practical exercises”

Mark P. MPW Safety Solutions.

“Left me wanting more... e“Excellent course. Well-structured and presented in a clear and logical way… highly recommended”xcellent interaction and practical exercises”

Mark P. MPW Safety Solutions.

2 Day HMO, Purpose-Built Blocks of Flats and Specialised Housing Course

An Introduction to:

The Course includes:

An introduction as to what constitutes a House in Multiple Occupation including the New ‘Houses in Multiple Occupation and Residential Property Licencing Reform: Guidance for Local Housing Authorities’ which comes into force on the 1st October 2018. (This guidance is relative to the ‘The Licencing of Houses in Multiple Occupation (Mandatory Conditions of Licences) (England) Regulations 2018’ and the Housing Act 2004
Fire Safety Management
Understanding Fire Risk Assessment Significant Findings (Recommended Actions)

Emergency Escape Lighting and BS 5266
The use and application of the ‘LaCors’ guidance document applicable to ‘Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO’s)’ and ‘Converted Flats’.
The use and application of the ‘Fire Safety in Purpose Built Blocks of Flats’ guidance document, for blocks of flats less than 10 storeys
Fire detection and alarm systems for HMO’s and blocks of flats
Emergency Signage
Understanding when to Review the Fire Risk Assessment

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, (Fire Safety Legislation)
Fire Alarm systems and BS 5839
Firefighting Equipment
The Fire Risk Assessment Process
Risk Reduction and Arson Prevention
Using relevant Fire Safety Guidance Documents (Home Office Guides, Approved D Document ‘B’ and BS 9999 are referred to throughout the course)
An update on External Cladding issues

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, delegates will*:

*The course also considers how the delegate will manage their expectations regarding the fire risk assessment process.

Instruction Methodology

The course uses a delegate workbook (which delegates keep for future reference), along with presentations and interactive exercises that are debriefed throughout the sessions.

Throughout the course, delegates will complete workbook exercises aligned with each presentation. On the final day, they will carry out a ‘mock premises’ fire risk assessment exercise (desktop-based), followed by a practical ‘walk round fire safety risk assessment’ of the training venue.

This training is ideal for those looking to gain practical experience in conducting a fire safety risk assessment in Manchester, especially in real-world environments.

While the course is non-assessable, delegates must complete both the course and the workbook to receive a certificate of attendance.

The Trainer

Training is delivered by David; David is formally a Fire and Rescue Service Officer with 27 years’ experience, David was a warranted ‘Fire Safety Inspecting Officer’, Fire and Rescue Service Qualified Fire Investigation Officer.

Since retiring David Prince has delivered Fire Risk Assessment training nationally and has a wide range of experience in delivering such training to all sectors especially to Health and Safety practitioners. David Prince continues to undertake fire risk assessments of a wide range of premises types throughout the UK. David Prince is one of only 73 Nationally Accredited Fire Risk Assessors on the FRACS register and is also listed on the IFSM Register of Fire Risk Assessors (No 151). David Prince also has formal teaching qualifications (Dip Ed) as well as a wide range of ‘Fire and Rescue Service’ fire safety qualifications. As a fire safety practitioner David is aware of current Fire Safety practices.

*For training purposes only.

Accreditation

We are an ‘Institute of Fire Safety Managers’ (IFSM) ‘Accredited Centre’.
An ‘Certificate of Attendance’ Accredited by ‘The Institute of Fire Safety Managers’ (IFSM) is Awarded to each delegate that completes the course.
The course is non-assessable; however, delegates must complete the course and the course workbook to receive their certificate of attendance; the workbook is completed during the course.

Continual Professional Development (CPD): 13 Hours of ‘Formal’ CPD is awarded.

Course Duration

2 Days 08.30 Hours to 17:00 Hours, with morning and afternoon breaks and 45 minutes for lunch. This two-day course includes a light lunch, teas and coffees, soft drinks and light snacks each day.

Cost of the Course

Publicly Accessible Courses We endeavour to keep the cost of courses as low as possible, however, unfortunately courses held outside of Manchester are more expensive. There is a maximum of 12 places, and they will be secured on a ‘first come first serve basis’ by return of the attached booking form.

Bespoke Courses

Training Venue

Training Venues

Manchester

Getting there:

We endeavour to facilitate training in Manchester City Centre

We endeavour to use training venues near major transport hubs such as train stations, bus station and with good motorway access.

We also endeavour to use training facilities with or near good hotels to accommodate delegates who travel in and need to stay overnight for the course. For any queries, contact us and we’ll be happy to assist with accommodation details or course-related information.