AOSH UK Level 2 Award in Fire Safety Principles
This comprehensive training empowers participants with essential knowledge of fire safety principles, risk controls, and the role of the fire warden, ensuring a safer workplace for everyone involved.

Course Features
Experience a structured learning environment designed to enhance your understanding of fire hazards and safety protocols through interactive modules and expert guidance.
- Internationally recognized safety certification
- Comprehensive coverage of fire safety laws
- Interactive sessions with industry experts
- Practical guidance on fire risk assessment
- Flexible learning suitable for all sectors
- Dedicated support throughout the training
About This Course
The AOSH UK Level 2 Award in Fire Safety Principles is designed to provide employees and potential fire wardens with a deep understanding of fire hazards and their control. It focuses on the legal responsibilities of both employers and employees, ensuring that participants can contribute effectively to maintaining a safe working environment.
This course goes beyond basic awareness, diving into the specific chemistry of fire, how it spreads, and the various methods used to extinguish it. By the end of the training, candidates will be equipped to handle fire safety roles with confidence and competence.
Understand the core causes of workplace fires
Identify the key elements of the fire triangle
Master the proper use of fire extinguishers
Learn the duties of a designated fire warden
Comprehend current fire safety regulations
Implement effective fire evacuation methods
What You'll Learn
Participants will acquire a robust skillset ranging from hazard identification to emergency response, ensuring they are fully prepared to act decisively during a fire incident.
Recognizing common workplace fire hazards and risks
Understanding the combustion process and fire spread
Implementing effective fire prevention measures now
Conducting basic fire risk assessments accurately
Utilizing portable fire-fighting equipment safely
Executing safe and orderly evacuation procedures
Understanding the distinct role of a fire warden
Adhering to national fire safety laws and rules
Maintaining fire safety equipment in the workplace
Promoting a positive culture of safety at work
Who Should Attend?
This qualification is ideal for anyone in a workplace environment who has specific fire safety responsibilities or wishes to become a designated fire warden.
Designated workplace fire wardens
Health and safety representatives
Supervisors managing team safety
Facility and building managers
Employees with safety duties
Individuals seeking new skills
Course Content
Explore the comprehensive AOSH UK Level 2 Award in Fire Safety Principles course content designed to help you master the material through structured modules and lessons.
Course Requirements
There are no formal prerequisites for this course, but candidates should have a basic grasp of literacy to comfortably complete the learning modules and assessment.
Minimum age requirement of fourteen years old
Basic proficiency in English reading/writing
Valid identification for the exam registration
Assessments
Assessment is conducted through a multiple-choice examination designed to test the learner's understanding of the core principles covered during the training session.
A multiple-choice question paper (MCQ) format
One hour duration to complete the examination
Assessment marked by authorized external tutor
Minimum pass mark required for certification
Progression
Successful candidates can progress to higher-level qualifications or specialize further in health and safety management roles to enhance their professional career.
AOSH UK Level 3 Award in Fire Safety Risk
Level 3 Award in Health and Safety at Work
Specialized Fire Risk Assessor qualification
Advanced Diploma in Occupational Safety Mgt
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