Fire safety isn’t just a legal requirement—it’s a fundamental responsibility in every organization, regardless of industry. The LICQual Certificate in Non-Clinical Fire Safety Train the Trainer course is designed to equip professionals with the essential knowledge and instructional skills required to deliver effective fire safety training in non-clinical environments. This includes offices, schools, warehouses, retail spaces, public buildings, and other non-medical settings where fire prevention and emergency response are critical.
This internationally recognized certification focuses on both core fire safety principles and adult training methodologies. Participants gain a clear understanding of fire behavior, hazard identification, fire prevention techniques, evacuation planning, and legal compliance. Combined with practical training delivery skills, this course empowers learners to educate others with clarity and confidence, ensuring their workplaces remain prepared and compliant.
What sets this course apart is its strong emphasis on real-world application. Through case studies, risk assessments, and interactive learning modules, participants learn how to assess fire risks, develop tailored fire safety sessions, and guide teams through emergency response procedures. You’ll gain the ability to communicate complex safety information in a practical and engaging way to diverse audiences.
Designed for safety officers, team leaders, HR personnel, facility managers, and aspiring trainers, this course bridges the gap between fire safety knowledge and effective teaching. Whether you’re responsible for onboarding new staff, leading compliance initiatives, or conducting annual safety refreshers, this training gives you the tools to lead with confidence.
Accredited by LICQual, a globally respected awarding body, this certification validates your capability to train others in non-clinical fire safety. Upon successful completion, you’ll not only earn a valuable credential but also play a critical role in promoting fire awareness, reducing risk, and protecting lives within your organization.
The LICQual Certificate in Non-Clinical Fire Safety Train the Trainer is a comprehensive course designed to develop competent trainers who can effectively teach fire safety in non-clinical environments. Unlike clinical or hospital-specific programs, this course focuses on diverse settings such as offices, schools, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities, where fire safety procedures must be customized to the environment and workforce.
The course structure includes in-depth modules covering fire risk identification, safety signage, fire extinguisher use, evacuation protocols, and fire drill coordination. It reflects international fire safety standards and incorporates the latest legislation and workplace safety policies. Learners are taught how to interpret and implement fire safety requirements across different industries.
In addition to technical fire safety content, the course provides robust training in instructional delivery. Participants will learn how to structure fire safety sessions, manage group dynamics, use visual aids, and apply adult learning principles. These instructional techniques ensure that fire safety information is not only delivered effectively but also retained and practiced by trainees.
The flexible format of this course allows for online, blended, or in-person delivery, catering to busy professionals and organizational training teams. Upon completion, learners will be qualified to deliver certified fire safety training programs within their workplace or to external clients, supporting a culture of fire risk awareness and emergency preparedness.
The LICQual Certificate in Non-Clinical Fire Safety Train the Trainer qualification consists of 6 mandatory units required for completion.
Mandatory Units
| Unit# | Unit Title |
| 1 | Introduction to Non-Clinical Fire Safety |
| 2 | Fire Hazards and Risk Assessment |
| 3 | Designing Effective Training Programs |
| 4 | Training Delivery Techniques |
| 5 | Fire Drills and Evacuation Procedures |
| 6 | Risk Assessment and Fire Prevention Strategies in Non-Clinical Settings |
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Upon completing this Course students will be able to:
1. Introduction to Non-Clinical Fire Safety
- Understand the principles and importance of fire safety in non-clinical environments.
- Recognise common fire hazards in non-clinical settings.
- Be aware of relevant fire safety regulations and legal obligations.
- Understand the role of staff in fire prevention and response.
- Apply basic fire safety protocols to mitigate fire risks in non-clinical environments.
2. Fire Hazards and Risk Assessment
- Identify different types of fire hazards in non-clinical settings.
- Understand the process of conducting a fire risk assessment.
- Learn how to assess and manage fire risks within the workplace.
- Be able to implement preventive measures based on fire risk assessments.
- Understand the legal and organisational requirements for fire safety assessments.
3. Designing Effective Training Programs
- Understand the key principles of designing fire safety training programs.
- Develop learning objectives and outcomes that align with fire safety needs.
- Create engaging training materials and resources for fire safety training.
- Tailor training programs to suit different audiences and learning styles.
- Understand how to evaluate and adjust training programs for continuous improvement.
4. Training Delivery Techniques
- Learn effective methods for delivering fire safety training to different groups.
- Develop communication skills to present fire safety topics clearly and confidently.
- Engage participants through various training techniques such as discussions, demonstrations, and group activities.
- Understand how to manage challenging situations during training sessions.
- Learn how to assess trainee understanding and adjust delivery methods accordingly.
5. Fire Drills and Evacuation Procedures
- Understand the importance of fire drills and the role they play in fire safety.
- Learn how to plan and organise fire drills to ensure their effectiveness.
- Understand evacuation procedures and how to guide people safely during a fire emergency.
- Be able to train staff on their roles and responsibilities during an evacuation.
- Learn how to evaluate fire drills and evacuation procedures to improve future performance.
6. Risk Assessment and Fire Prevention Strategies in Non-Clinical Settings
- Identify common fire hazards specific to non-clinical settings such as offices, storage areas, and communal spaces.
- Understand the principles and steps involved in conducting a fire risk assessment.
- Apply fire prevention strategies in accordance with international fire safety standards and regulations.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of existing fire safety measures and recommend improvements.
- Demonstrate knowledge of fire prevention equipment, signage, and escape route planning.
- Develop and deliver training content that promotes proactive fire safety behaviors among non-clinical staff.
- Promote a culture of safety and accountability through continuous fire risk monitoring and staff engagement.
