Course Overview
HiQual UK delivers the Fire Marshall program, providing essential knowledge and leadership skills for personnel responsible for fire safety coordination, emergency response, and evacuation management in the workplace. It emphasizes hazard recognition, fire prevention, and the ability to lead others during fire emergencies. Participants will gain the competence to act as certified Fire Marshalls, ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations and safeguarding lives and property.
Qualification Details
| Qualification Title | Fire Marshall |
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| Total Credits | 10 |
| Guided Learning Hours | 100 |
| Qualification Time | 100 |
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Role and Responsibilities of a Fire Marshall Reviews legal duties, leadership expectations, and workplace responsibilities.
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Understanding Fire Hazards and Risks Explains ignition sources, combustible materials, and high‑risk activities.
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Fire Prevention and Control Measures Covers workplace fire prevention strategies, safe storage, and hazard elimination.
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Fire Detection and Alarm Systems Reviews alarm types, detection devices, and communication protocols.
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Firefighting Equipment and Extinguishers Explains types of extinguishers, correct usage, and limitations.
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Emergency Evacuation Procedures Covers evacuation routes, assembly points, and accountability systems.
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Leading Fire Drills and Evacuation Exercises Provides guidance on planning, conducting, and evaluating fire drills.
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Incident Command and Communication Explains chain of command, coordination with emergency services, and reporting.
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Regulatory Compliance and Standards Reviews OSHA, NFPA, and local fire safety requirements for Fire Marshalls.
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Practical Fire Marshall Simulation Provides hands‑on training in extinguisher use, evacuation leadership, and emergency drills.
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Builds competence in fire safety leadership and emergency response
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Enhances compliance with OSHA, NFPA, and international fire safety standards
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Strengthens skills in evacuation management, fire prevention, and hazard recognition
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Provides tools for leading fire drills and coordinating with emergency services
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Offers recognized certification to support workplace safety and compliance requirements
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Employees designated as Fire Marshalls or Fire Wardens
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Supervisors and managers responsible for workplace safety
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Contractors and service providers in high‑risk industries
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Safety officers and HSE coordinators
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Individuals preparing for advanced fire safety or leadership roles
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Assessment Type: Written exam + practical assessment
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Format: MCQs, short answers, and fire drill leadership exercise
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Total Questions: 40 theory + 1 practical assessment
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Passing Score: 70%
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Duration: 1.5 hours (written) + 1 day (practical)
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Certification: Fire Marshall
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