Course Overview
HiQual UK delivers the Level 2 Award in Fire Safety, designed for learners developing foundational competence in fire prevention, emergency response, and compliance with workplace safety regulations. The qualification introduces internationally recognised fire safety principles and supports compliance with organisational and legal requirements. Learners gain the skills required to identify fire hazards, implement control measures, and produce audit‑ready documentation aligned with recognised safety frameworks (aligned with UK HSE, OSHA, and NFPA standards).
Qualification Details
| Qualification Title | Level 2 Award in Fire Safety |
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| Total Credits | 20 |
| Guided Learning Hours | 40 |
| Qualification Time | 80 |
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Introduction to fire safety principles: Purpose, scope, and international standards.
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Understanding fire science: Fire triangle, ignition sources, and combustion processes.
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Types of fire and classification: Class A, B, C, D, and electrical fires.
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Fire prevention strategies: Hazard identification, control measures, and safe practices.
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Fire detection and alarm systems: Equipment, maintenance, and compliance.
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Firefighting equipment and extinguishers: Types, usage, and limitations.
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Emergency evacuation procedures: Planning, drills, and safe assembly points.
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Roles and responsibilities in fire safety: Employer duties, fire wardens, and staff responsibilities.
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Legal and regulatory frameworks: Workplace fire safety legislation and compliance obligations.
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Practical assessments and portfolio development: Case studies, simulations, and audit‑ready documentation.
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Builds essential skills in fire prevention and emergency response
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Strengthens competence in hazard identification and control measures
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Enhances compliance with organisational and regulatory fire safety requirements
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Provides audit‑ready documentation and practical assessment experience
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Supports progression into Level 3 and Level 4 fire safety qualifications
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Employees responsible for workplace fire safety duties
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Supervisors and team leaders supporting fire prevention activities
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Individuals seeking foundational fire safety and compliance skills
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Learners preparing for higher‑level fire safety and compliance qualifications
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Assessment Type: Practical assessments, written exam and portfolio review
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Format: MCQs, fire safety simulations, documentation tasks, oral discussion
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Total Questions: 40 theory plus multiple practical tasks
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Passing Score: 70 percent
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Duration: 6–10 weeks (100–140 hours)
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Certification: Level 2 Award in Fire Safety
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