Care Home Training - Part 2
Filmed using real care workers, 'Fire Safety for Hospitals and Care Homes Part 2' covers: how fires start (the fire triangle), different types of extinguisher, how to use the range of fire extinguishers on real fires.
Accepted by the National Care Standards (when used properly). We suggest alternating parts 1 and 2 every 6 months to keep the training fresh for the staff.
Hospitals and Care Homes: Part 2 (video)
Hospitals and Care Homes: Part 2 (DVD)
Hospitals and Care Homes: Part 2 (refill pack)
Contains a full set of all the paperwork you need to train more staff: 25 x questionnaires, 25 x worksheets, 25 x pocket guides, 25 x certificates, a training record form and a trainer's guide. Note that our Refill Packs are being phased out and replaced with the new Document CDs, so are only available WHILE STOCKS LAST.
If you’ve purchased a complete pack in the past and would prefer to enjoy the benefits of a Document CD now, we charge a nominal fee of £9.50 including postage (but plus VAT). Just call us to order.
Fire Extinguishers Pocket Guide
Pocket guides are our handy reminders of key fire safety messages for your staff. Printed on hard-wearing card with gloss laminate finish for added durability, they come in packs of 25.
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The Alexandra Hospital
"This video's grand. I liked how it structured the training session for me. In the past I would have put something together myself, but this is a much more effective way of meeting the requirements of the new Care Standards."
Karen McCartney
Arlington Private Nursing Home
"We have over 3000 staff here and find this pack a very useful aid to fire training. The questionnaires and fact sheets are certainly a valuable addition."
Mike Farrell
Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Trust
