Northampton Fire Risk Assessor course success
Published: 13th September 2017
Northampton played host to yet another successful Fire Risk Assessor course by Vulcan Fire Training recently.
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Delegates on fire training course in Slough pass with flying colours!
Published: 26th May 2017
Delegates who attended the 5 day fire risk assessor course delivered by Vulcan Fire Training in Slough in May passed with flying colours!
Fire Risk Assessor Prosecutions
Published: 24th February 2017
The team at Vulcan Fire Training are advising businesses to ensure they take their fire safety responsibilities and legal obligations seriously to avoid the risk of prosecution, as our latest blog outlines.
NEW 1 Day Fire Risk Assessment Mentoring Now Available!
Published: 6th January 2017
Are you responsible for fire safety in your organisation? Have you had training in the past? Are you fully up to speed with the latest legislation?
In-company Fire Risk Assessor course for Apex Fire
Published: 21st November 2016
Vulcan recently delivered an in-house fire risk assessor course to delegates from Apex Fire at their offices in Ireland with great success.
Fire Risk Assessments - Fireworks
Published: 30th September 2016
With Bonfire night looming, we at Vulcan Fire Training would like to make you aware of the importance of being safe with firework displays and performing the correct Fire Risk Assessments.
Success for Brandon Trust Team on Fire Risk Assessor Care Home Course
Published: 5th September 2016
Bristol based charity, supporting adults and children with learning disabilities and autism, The Brandon Trust, recently successfully completed a 3 day in-company Fire Risk Assessor for Care Homes course delivered by Vulcan Fire Training.
The number of deaths caused by fires is on the rise!
Published: 2nd September 2016
The number of people dying in fire-related incidents in England has seen its biggest percentage increase in over 20 years!
Fire Risk Assessments – why, when and by whom?
Published: 14th July 2016
It is the legal responsibility of an organisation to undertake risk assessments to identify actions which need to be taken in order to protect the building from fire. It must be kept under constant review and amended if any changes are made to the premises.
