PRT-Training

CPD Standards Office Provider Number: 23216

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Who should attend

Primary attendees (must be trained):
<ul>
 	<li>Designated Fire Wardens / Fire Marshals — those nominated to lead evacuations and carry out fire-safety checks.</li>
 	<li>Responsible persons, managers and supervisors who hold legal accountability for premises and emergency arrangements.</li>
 	<li>Facilities, estates, caretaking and maintenance staff who know building layouts, fire systems, and access routes.</li>
</ul>
Operational and front-line staff (strongly recommended):
<ul>
 	<li>Reception, security and switchboard staff who will be the first contact and may need to coordinate information with emergency services.</li>
 	<li>Team leaders, supervisors and shift leads so every shift has competent people on site.</li>
 	<li>Staff who use or store hazardous materials, or work in high‑risk areas (kitchens, workshops, warehouses).</li>
</ul>
Special groups to include:
<ul>
 	<li>People who will assist those with mobility or sensory impairments during evacuation.</li>
 	<li>Temporary workers, contractors and cleaning crews who may be on site outside normal hours.</li>
 	<li>Senior leaders and HR so that policies, training records and post‑incident support are aligned.</li>
</ul>

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Category: Health & Safety

Description:

PRT‑Training delivers professional, legally compliant fire safety training across the East Midlands.

Founded in 2009, the company specialises in practical, engaging courses that help organisations meet the Regulatory Reform Fire Safety Order and build confident, capable staff.

What We Do

We provide: Fire Warden/Marshal Training; Fire Safety Awareness Training; Practical Fire Extinguisher Training; and tailored Fire Evacuation Drill Services.

Courses are designed to be interactive, memorable, and directly applicable to workplace risks so businesses reduce incidents and remain compliant.

Why Choose PRT‑Training

Experienced instructors - With frontline firefighting and instructional backgrounds deliver clear, practical guidance. Training is delivered at your venue and scheduled to suit your team.

Our approach is professional, affordable, and enjoyable, with consistently high satisfaction from councils, trusts, and local businesses.

Team and Credentials

Led by Peter Tremayne, an ex‑firefighter and instructor with over 20 years’ experience, the team includes operational firefighters and experienced trainers who bring real‑world knowledge to every session.

Administrative and booking support is handled in‑house to keep the process simple and reliable.

Areas Covered and How to Book

Serving the East Midlands, including Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Rutland, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire, Humberside, and South Yorkshire.

To arrange a course or drill, contact PRT‑Training by phone or email via the website and book a session tailored to your organisation’s needs.

Accredited Activities:

Fire Warden/Marshal Course

Who Should Attend:

Primary attendees (must be trained):

Designated Fire Wardens / Fire Marshals — those nominated to lead evacuations and carry out fire-safety checks.
Responsible persons, managers and supervisors who hold legal accountability for premises and emergency arrangements.
Facilities, estates, caretaking and maintenance staff who know building layouts, fire systems, and access routes.

Operational and front-line staff (strongly recommended):

Reception, security and switchboard staff who will be the first contact and may need to coordinate information with emergency services.
Team leaders, supervisors and shift leads so every shift has competent people on site.
Staff who use or store hazardous materials, or work in high‑risk areas (kitchens, workshops, warehouses).

Special groups to include:

People who will assist those with mobility or sensory impairments during evacuation.
Temporary workers, contractors and cleaning crews who may be on site outside normal hours.
Senior leaders and HR so that policies, training records and post‑incident support are aligned.

Further Information:

https://prt-training.co.uk