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Fire risk assessment for
industry
This THREE-DAY workshop is aimed
at providing those with health & safety responsibilities with the knowledge and confidence to
carry out a fire risk assessment in their place of work.
Courses are held in Blackburn, Lancashire.
Accommodation is available close to the venue for those who
need it.
The next course is planned for 22nd - 24th April 2008.
This course is
accredited by the Institute of Fire Safety Managers (IFSM).
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file)
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Fire risk assessment
for building designers
A basic Fire Risk Assessment
seminar is available for Architects & Building Control Officers etc. The
seminar highlights problems with building design which manifest themselves
after completion, and how knowledge about human behaviour should play a
vital role in building design. Approved Document B also comes in for
'scrutiny'.
D.S.E.A.R.
Training Courses
The 'Dangerous Substances
and & Explosive Atmosphere Regulations 2002' require a risk assessment to be
carried out where any significant quantities of dangerous substances are
used or stored in the workplace.
We can provide in house or open training courses, that will
cover the legal duties, and how to carry out a risk assessment. Examples of
dangerous substances to which the regulations apply will be included (this
includes natural gas supplies except to domestic-type equipment, also petrol
when used in the workplace).
Control and mitigation measures will be discussed for a
variety of workplaces. The course will explain when hazardous area
classification is required, and refer to published models that can be
followed in simple cases. The basic requirements for selecting appropriate
equipment for use in hazardous areas will be explained.
Who should attend?
Managers and safety managers of companies using:
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highly flammable solvents and gases (including LPG and
acetylene);
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paint spraying;
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reactive chemicals;
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combustible materials that can form dust clouds (e.g.
flour, wood).
Managers of warehouses storing chemicals classified as
flammable or oxidising (e.g. peroxides).
Laboratory workers.
Tutor: Dr. Roger K. Bentley, chartered chemist and chartered
safety and health practitioner, with 25 years experience in the chemical
industry.
NB! All Training is covered by Public Liability and Professional Indemnity
Insurance
Contact us now for all your fire
safety training needs
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