Fire Safety Risk Assessment Residential and Day Care Settings  Health and Safety Teaching Resources

Fire Risk Assessment training pack for all health and social care settings. Includes a training presentation (large and fully comprehensive) and 17 page fully comprehensive handout.

Presentation 1 Fire Safety Risk Assessment (82 Slides) – Slide Titles:

Aims and Objectives
Introduction
What is ‘Residential Care’?
Who Should Be Aware of What
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety Order) 2005 (England and Wales)
Responsibilities
Who Is The ‘Responsible Person’
Who Else Has Responsibilities?
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
Fire Risk Assessment Overview
The Responsible Person
The Fire Risk Assessment
Things To Consider
Help With the Assessment
Aims of the Assessment
Hazards and Risks
Fire Safety Risk Assessment
Step One Identify Fire Hazards
Fire Triangle
Heat
Ignition Sources in Care Settings
Fuel Sources
Fuel Sources in Care Settings
Oxygen Sources
Step One identify Fire Hazards
Step Two Identify People At Risk
Step Three Evaluate, Remove, Reduce and Protect
Evaluating the Risks to People
Removing or Reducing Hazards Sources of Ignition
Remove or Reduce The Hazards Sources of Fuel, Remove or Reduce the Hazards Sources of Oxygen
Remove or Reduce The Hazards to People
Evacuation Plans
Fire Detection and Warning Systems
Fire Fighting Equipment
Maintenance and Testing
Fire Drills and Testing
Fire Detection And Warning Systems
Fire Fighting Equipment
Fire Fighting Equipment and Facilities
Other Facilities
Escape Routes
General Fire Precautions
Emergency Evacuations (People with Disabilities)
Emergency Lighting
Signs and Notices
Installation
Testing and Maintenance
Step Four - Record, Plan, Inform, Instruct and Train
Step Five – Review
Fire Marshalls
Compliance With Fire Safety Regulations
Enforcement
Enforcement Notices
Enforcement and Appeals
Enforcement Penalties
References

Word Documents (Handouts)

Fire Risk Assessment Handout (17 pages)