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A workplace fire safety qualification covering fire prevention, risk control, emergency procedures, extinguisher use, evacuation planning, and fire warden responsibilities for safer organisational compliance.
This ICTQual AB qualification develops practical workplace fire safety knowledge through theory-based learning, interactive practical sessions, fire hazard identification, safe extinguisher use, evacuation planning, and fire warden responsibilities.
ICTQual AB accredited fire safety qualification
Designed for workplace fire safety awareness and compliance
Covers fire causes, fire prevention, and emergency response
Includes fire classifications and safe extinguisher operation
Supports fire warden and fire marshal responsibilities
Delivered through theory-based learning and practical sessions
The ICTQual AB Level 2 Award in Fire Safety is designed to provide learners with essential knowledge and practical understanding of workplace fire safety principles. It supports organisations in promoting safer working environments and complying with relevant fire safety responsibilities.
Builds essential workplace fire safety knowledge
Supports compliance with fire safety responsibilities
Develops understanding of fire prevention and emergency response
Introduces fire warden and fire marshal duties
Combines theory-based learning with practical application
Provides a foundation for further safety qualifications
Learners will develop the knowledge and practical awareness needed to identify fire risks, prevent workplace fires, respond effectively to emergencies, and support safe evacuation procedures.
Understand the basic principles and importance of fire safety in the workplace
Identify common causes of workplace fires and sources of ignition
Recognise the fire triangle, fire development, and fire spread
Explain fire classes and suitable extinguishing methods
Identify fire hazards and contribute to fire risk control measures
Describe fire warden and fire marshal responsibilities during emergencies
This course is suitable for employees, supervisors, safety representatives, designated fire wardens, fire marshals, and individuals responsible for supporting workplace fire safety procedures.
Employees who need workplace fire safety knowledge
Supervisors with fire safety responsibilities
Safety representatives supporting workplace compliance
Designated fire wardens and fire marshals
Staff involved in emergency evacuation arrangements
Learners seeking progression in health and safety or fire safety roles
Learners should meet the entry expectations set for this Level 2 qualification, including age, basic literacy and numeracy, English competence, and ability to participate in practical fire safety activities.
Learners must be at least 16 years old at the time of registration
Learners should have basic literacy, numeracy, English proficiency, and physical ability to participate in practical demonstrations and evacuation drills
Assessment for the ICTQual AB Level 2 Award in Fire Safety includes multiple-choice questions designed to evaluate knowledge, understanding, and practical application of course concepts.
100 multiple-choice questions
Assessment of understanding of fire safety course material
Assessment of ability to apply concepts in practical situations
Minimum pass score of 75 percent
Successful completion supports further development in fire safety management, occupational health and safety, emergency preparedness, and workplace safety roles across multiple sectors.
Progression to ICTQual Level 3 Award in Fire Safety Risk Assessment and Control
Enrolment in ICTQual Level 3 Diploma in Occupational Health and Safety
Progression to IOSH Managing Safely
Career development as Fire Warden, Fire Safety Assistant, Health and Safety Representative, Fire Safety Officer, Fire Marshal Trainer, or Risk Management Coordinator
Application Form
An adviser will review your eligibility for ICTQual AB Level 2 Award in Fire Safety and reply within 1–2 working days.

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