Your Fire Alarm Is Only as Good as the People Who Hear It.
If your staff don’t know what to do when the alarm goes off, the best detection system in Ireland won’t save them. Fire safety training is a legal requirement for every Irish employer — and when it’s delivered well, it’s the difference between an orderly evacuation and chaos.
PSA Licensed
ISO 9001 Certified
EN 50131 / IS 3218 / IS 3217 Compliant
Business All-Star 2026
Legally required for all Irish employers
Delivered on-site — your premises, your systems
Certificates of attendance issued
Fire warden training available
Dublin & Leinster
- THE PROBLEM
What Happens When Staff Haven't Been Trained
Common outcomes of undertrained workplaces in a fire
- WHAT WE COVER
Our Fire Safety Awareness Programme
Your Legal Obligations as an Irish Employer
What the Fire Services Acts and Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act require from you. The role of the responsible person. What a fire authority inspection looks for.
Fire Prevention — Practical, Not Generic
Specific to your premises. Common ignition sources in your environment. Housekeeping, electrical safety, kitchen risks, storage. Real actions your staff can take today.
Your Fire Detection System — What It's Telling You
How your specific system works. What the different signals mean. The correct response to each. Who does what when the alarm sounds.
Extinguishers — The Right One, Used Correctly
Fire classes and extinguisher types. How to identify what's on your wall and what it's for. PASS technique demonstration. When to fight and when to leave.
Evacuation — Practiced, Not Assumed
Your escape routes and assembly point. The role of each person in an evacuation. Accounting for all occupants. Briefing the fire brigade on arrival.
Fire Warden Training — Extended Module
Legal responsibilities of the fire warden. Sweep procedures. Assembly point management. Liaison with fire brigade. Completing post-incident reports.
Your staff are required by law to receive fire safety training.
- BENEFITS
What Trained Staff Give Your Business
- Legal compliance — employer obligation under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act fulfilled
- Orderly evacuation — staff know exactly what to do when the alarm sounds
- Correct extinguisher use — the right type, used safely, without making things worse
- Insurance compliance — training records demonstrating due diligence
- Certificates of attendance for every participant for your fire safety register
- Trained fire wardens — the people your evacuation depends on, prepared for the role
