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Fire Risk Assessor Course Successfully Completed by Rochdale Council

Published: 17th April 2019

Congratulations to the Rochdale Council ream for completing their Vulcan Fire Risk Assessor course.

Vulcan attend IFSM meeting on Heritage Fire

Published: 14th April 2019

Here at Vulcan, we like to take part in and support industry events as much as we can, and at the beginning of this month we attended the Heritage Fire Safety Conference held by the Institute of Fire Safety Managers (IFSM).

In House Risk Assessor Course Completed for Tata Steel

Published: 10th April 2019

After 5 sunny days training in Talbot, Vulcan Fire Training are delighted to announce that all of the delegates from Tata Steel passed their Fire Risk Assessor course.

Success on the Fire Risk Assessor Public course in Warrington

Published: 10th April 2019

We would like to congratulate all delegates following their success on the Fire Risk Assessor (Fire Manager - Part 1) course in Warrington last week.

In House Risk Assessor Course Completed for Rooftop Housing Group

Published: 8th April 2019

After an excellent five days training in Evesham, Vulcan Fire Training are pleased to announce that all of the delegates from the Rooftop Housing Group passed their Fire Risk Assessor Course.

Success on the Fire Manager Advanced Diploma in Warrington

Published: 5th April 2019

We would like to congratulate all delegates following their exam success on the Fire Manager Advanced Diploma course in Warrington last week.

Latest Fire Prosecutions - March 2019

Published: 1st April 2019

We bring you the latest fire prosecutions to highlight the importance of fire safety and to remind you of the risks and legal consequences that can occur when fire safety regulations are breached.

British Standard BS 7974 has been updated!

Published: 28th March 2019

The go-to document for Fire Safety Engineers BS 7974:2019 has been updated. Providing framework for an engineering approach to the fire safety of buildings.