
Two Ways to Train
Choose between classroom training at our Boroughbridge centre or onsite delivery at your premises across Yorkshire.
Trainer-Led Courses
- Delivered live by industry experts
- Key information highlighted with Q&A opportunity
- High success rates
- Regular weekday and evening sessions
E-Learning
- Self-guided through an online training portal
- Complete at a time that suits you
- Fit training around other commitments
- Simple and cost-effective
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Legal Requirement
Training Frequency
What's Covered
- ✓ Fire Marshal / Fire Warden Training
- ✓ Fire Risk Assessment
- ✓ Fire Extinguisher Training
- ✓ Emergency Evacuation Procedures
- ✓ Causes & Prevention of Fire
- ✓ Fire Safety Legislation & Compliance
Key Facts
Scheduled Fire Safety Course Dates
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Available Fire Safety Courses
Accredited training delivered as classroom, virtual classroom, or e-learning.

Level 2 Principles of Fire Safety
Our Level 2 Principles of Fire Safety – 1 Day course provides your competent persons with the essential knowledge required to support their fire safety responsibilities. This Level 2 Principles of Fire Safety training offers a recognised fire marshal qualification and prepares delegates to manage fire risks confidently in the workplace.
Each workplace must have an adequate number of trained fire marshals (also known as fire wardens) who take responsibility for designated areas. This course provides a comprehensive overview of fire safety, legal duties and the practical skills required of competent persons and fire marshals.
This course provides a valuable overview of fire safety and the responsibilities of competent persons/fire marshals in the workplace.
Course Contents
Candidates will learn a variety of fire safety topics. These include key legislation, how to prevent fires as well as hands-on fire extinguisher practice.
The full course content is:
- Possible causes of fire in the workplace
- Fire hazards in the workplace
- Fire safety risk: managing, controlling and identifying risks
- Duties and responsibilities of employers and employees
- In the event of a fire
- Safe operating procedures for portable firefighting equipment
- Fire equipment checks
- Hands-on fire extinguisher practice session
Assessment and Certification
Candidates will receive a course booklet to assist them throughout the course. At the end of the course, candidates will undertake a multiple-choice exam paper to test their understanding.
Successful candidates will receive their certificate accredited through Highfield qualifications or NucoPlus shortly after attending.
This qualification is valid for life, however we recommend that candidates retake this course at least every 3 years. This will help to refresh their understanding & is a chance to receive the latest updates.
Who needs fire marshal training?
This course is ideally suited to those managing fire safety within a working environment. Therefore, fire marshal training is aimed at managers, supervisors, team leaders and fire marshals/fire wardens.
The course assumes no prior knowledge which therefore means those looking to begin their journey into managing fire safety can still attend.
Looking for a more basic overview of fire safety in the workplace? Our Fire Awareness course is ideal as an introduction to fire safety.
What is the role of a fire marshal?
A fire marshal has several key duties including:
- Implementing emergency plans in the workplace
- Consistently checking fire equipment, alarms and control measures (i.e. fire doors)
- Ensuring everyone is aware of the fire hazards and risks
- Informing employees and guests of the procedures in the event of a fire
- Leading fire drills
- Assuring everyone is accounted for in the event of an evacuation
- Assisting anyone in an evacuation (i.e. those with a disability)
Make sure your fire marshals know what to do in the event of a fire!
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Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 Key Points;
- The responsible person must take fire precautions therefore ensuring the safety of all employees and the premises.
- Fire risk assessments must be available as well as updated regularly.
- All emergency exits need to be kept clear.
- Premises should have adequate firefighting equipment, detectors and alarms.
- The responsible person needs to nominate enough competent persons for the workplace.
- Fire safety equipment and fire exits need maintaining so they are in good working order.
- All new employees must receive training. This includes those who are experiencing new or increased risk because of a change in responsibilities, new equipment and new systems at work.
- Employees must care for themselves as well as considering how their actions may harm others.
Who this course is for & why it matters
This Level 2 qualification is essential for designated fire wardens, office managers, and facilities staff across Yorkshire sectors including manufacturing, retail, and construction. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, employers are legally required to appoint competent persons to implement fire safety measures and manage emergency evacuations. Completing this Highfield-accredited training ensures your organisation meets statutory compliance standards, mitigates workplace fire risks, and provides staff with the verified expertise necessary to protect lives and property in accordance with current UK fire safety law.

Fire Safety Awareness
Ensure your workplace remains compliant and your team stays protected with our comprehensive Fire Safety Awareness course. Delivered in-person at our specialist training centre in Boroughbridge, this 1-day beginner-level programme leads to the Livius Training Internal Certificate in Fire Safety Awareness. This bespoke qualification has been meticulously developed by our expert instructors to align with the core requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, providing your staff with the fundamental knowledge needed to identify risks and respond effectively in the event of an emergency.
Based in the heart of Yorkshire, our training approach combines theoretical understanding with practical application. The curriculum focuses on the science of fire—commonly known as the fire triangle—alongside a deep dive into hazard identification and the preventative measures necessary to reduce the risk of ignition. Participants will explore the various classifications of fire and gain hands-on guidance on the selection and safe operation of different fire extinguishers. By understanding the specific roles and responsibilities outlined in the Livius Training Internal Certificate, your employees will move beyond simple compliance, fostering a proactive culture of safety throughout your organisation.
Investing in fire safety is not just a legal obligation; it is a critical component of responsible business management. This course is designed to empower staff with the confidence to act decisively, ensuring that evacuation procedures are followed correctly and that potential tragedies are averted through early intervention. As a leading provider of health and safety training in North Yorkshire, Livius Training ensures that every delegate leaves with a robust grasp of the current fire safety legislation as maintained by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
Secure your team's safety and meet your statutory requirements today. For more information on our upcoming course dates in Boroughbridge or to discuss bespoke group bookings for your Yorkshire-based business, please contact our friendly team to book your place.
Who this course is for & why it matters
This course is designed for all employees, including fire marshals and safety representatives, to understand basic fire prevention and response procedures. Under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, employers are legally obligated to provide employees with adequate fire safety training to ensure they can take appropriate action in the event of an emergency. This certification highlights your commitment to workplace safety and compliance with statutory fire safety standards.
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