Fire Marshal Training
Professional, Compliant Fire Marshal Training – Delivered by Recognised Experts
Our Fire Marshal Training course provides the knowledge, skills, and legal understanding required to act as a Fire Marshal or Fire Warden in your workplace.
Taught by certified instructors with decades of experience in fire safety, this course is designed to meet UK fire safety legislation and support your organisation’s legal obligations.
We deliver training in person or online, with practical and theoretical instruction tailored for real-world environments, from offices and schools to care homes and warehouses.
Course Details
Duration (in-person): 3 hours
Online duration: 90 minutes (self-paced)
Group size: Up to 15 attendees per session
Delivery method: In-person or online (Zoom)
Certification: CPD and BAFE-accredited
Every participant receives a certificate upon completion, confirming competency as a trained Fire Marshal.
Who Needs This Training?
This course is suitable for any employee tasked with fire safety responsibilities. It’s commonly taken by:
No previous experience is required, the training is clear, practical, and accessible for all levels of staff.
Find out what makes a good fire marshal
What You’ll Learn
This is not just box-ticking. Our training is comprehensive and practical, with real examples and demonstrations to prepare learners for their roles.
You’ll gain an understanding of:
Practical sessions include (for in-person courses):
Hands-on use of fire extinguishers
Coordinated evacuation drills
Real-time problem-solving in simulated scenarios
Fire Marshal Duties
Fire Marshals play a vital role in both prevention and response. Daily responsibilities may include checking escape routes and extinguishers, reporting faults, ensuring fire doors are working properly, and coordinating routine fire drills.
In the event of a fire, they must lead a calm, efficient evacuation, checking all areas are clear, supporting vulnerable individuals, and communicating with the emergency services. This course gives you the skills and confidence to manage both day-to-day tasks and high-pressure incidents.
How Many Fire Marshals Does a Business Need?
There’s no fixed number, it depends on your environment. A fire risk assessment will determine how many trained marshals are needed based on:
If you’re unsure, we can help arrange a compliant fire risk assessment for your site.
Training Frequency
Initial training is essential, but knowledge can fade. That’s why refresher training is recommended annually, or sooner if there are changes to your premises, staff, or procedures. Regular fire drills should also be part of your ongoing compliance plan.
Why Choose Our Fire Marshal Training?
We’re not just trainers, we’re recognised fire safety professionals. Our courses are designed with compliance in mind and are delivered by instructors who understand the realities of different workplaces.
Benefits include:
Trusted by schools, councils, healthcare providers, and businesses across the UK
Fully accredited and meets legal training standards
Available nationwide, on-site or online
CPD and BAFE-recognised certification
Clear, professional delivery, no jargon, no gimmicks
What Our Clients Say
“Training was concise, clear and easy to follow. Ideal for our school staff.”
— Assistant Headteacher, Primary School
“Really thorough. We now feel fully confident in our fire safety responsibilities.”
— Care Home Manager
“Professional, practical and well-structured — everything we needed to satisfy inspection.”
— Facilities Supervisor, Public Sector
Book Your Fire Marshal Course Today
Whether you’re looking to train a small team or meet organisation-wide compliance, we’re ready to help.
Course duration: 3 hours
How many attendees: 15
Available online: Yes
Online duration: 90 min
Questions? Contact us
Need advice? Contact our team for guidance on course delivery, content, or fire risk assessments.
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Fire Marshal FAQs
The purpose of a Fire Marshal Training Course is to provide safety management personnel with the knowledge and skills needed to reduce the risk of fires in their workplace and to develop effective emergency plans in the event of a fire.
Fire Marshals, Fire Wardens, Health and Safety Personnel, and Line Managers should attend a Fire Marshal Training Course.
Topics typically covered in a Fire Marshal Training Course include fire safety legislation, fire prevention and protection, fire safety risk assessment, fire safety inspections and drills, understanding fire behaviour, and fire evacuation procedures.
The duration of the Fire Marshal Training Course will vary depending on the type of course and the provider. However, most courses last between one and two days.
Yes, in the UK, a Fire Marshal Training Course must include an assessment with a pass mark of at least 80%.
After completing a Fire Marshal Training Course, you may wish to consider taking other safety courses such as an Evac Chair Training Course, Health and Safety Awareness Course, Fire Safety Risk Assessor Course or Working at Heights Course.
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