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EOSH Level 2 Award in Basic Fire Safety
EOSH Level 2 Award in Basic Fire Safety
Overview: The EOSH Level 2 Award in Basic Fire Safety is a comprehensive program designed to equip learners with essential knowledge and skills in fire safety awareness. This course is targeted at individuals across various sectors, ensuring they understand fire safety principles and can effectively respond to fire-related emergencies. Participants will learn about the causes of fires, preventive measures, evacuation strategies, the correct use of fire extinguishers, and the role of fire safety signs and equipment. Ultimately, this course aims to foster a culture of safety in the workplace and beyond.
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the basic principles of fire safety and the fire triangle.
- Identify common causes of fires and preventive measures to reduce fire risks.
- Describe the characteristics and use of different types of fire extinguishers.
- Implement emergency evacuation procedures and understand the roles and responsibilities during a fire incident.
- Recognize fire safety signs and understand their importance in various settings.
- Conduct basic fire safety risk assessments in their workplace.
Course Outline
Unit 01: Introduction to Fire Safety
- Importance of fire safety
- Legislation and regulations
Unit 02: Fire Triangle and Fire Spread
- Components of the fire triangle: Heat, Fuel, and Oxygen
- Understanding combustion and fire spread dynamics
Unit 03: Common Causes of Fires
- Identification of typical fire hazards
- Human factors contributing to fire incidents
Unit 04: Fire Prevention Measures
- Strategies for minimizing fire risks
- Importance of maintenance and housekeeping
Unit 05: Understanding Fire Extinguishers
- Types of fire extinguishers and their applications
- Correct usage and safety precautions
Unit 06: Emergency Evacuation Procedures
- Planning and executing effective evacuation
- Importance of assembly points and headcounts
Unit 07: Roles and Responsibilities in Fire Safety
- Understanding individual roles during a fire emergency
- Team responsibilities and coordination
Unit 08: Fire Safety Signs and Equipment
- Types of fire safety signs and their significance
- Overview of fire safety equipment
Unit 09: Fire Safety in Different Settings
- Specific considerations for offices, retail, and hospitality environments
- Tailoring fire safety measures to various settings
Unit 10: Fire Safety Risk Assessment Basics
- Introduction to the principles of risk assessment
- Basic steps in conducting a fire safety risk assessment
Duration
The recommended course duration is 3 days. However, the course duration may be increased to meet additional learning needs if required, but it cannot be reduced.
Assessment
Assessment for this qualification consists of two components:
- Theory Assessment: Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) covering all units.
- Practical Assessment (if applicable): Demonstration of the correct use of fire extinguishers and evacuation procedures.
Participants must pass both the theory and practical assessments to obtain the qualification, achieving a designated percentage that reflects their understanding of fire safety principles and practices.