Two training options. Shared foundations and a hands-on Premium package — tailored to your organisation.
Knowledge and procedures that prepare your team to react the right way.
The foundations plus hands-on action. Real fire, smoke and first aid.
| Scope | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Fire protection regulations and basics | ||
| Fire hazards, types of fire and the combustion process | ||
| Firefighting equipment and the internal hydrant network | ||
| Detection, raising the alarm and firefighting rules | ||
| Escape routes and employee duties | ||
| Fire Safety Instructions | ||
| Practice evacuation | ||
| Burns and first aid rules | ||
| Dealing with the media in an emergency | ||
| Drills with an extinguisher and fire blanket | ||
| Evacuation through a smoke-filled tunnel | ||
| Hands-on first aid |
The scope can be extended with extra stations: drills with powder and CO₂ extinguishers, alcohol and drug-impairment goggles, first aid and a training AED. Availability and format of each are confirmed when planning the programme.
Download the original Fire Day brochure (in Polish) — programme and training scope.
Alarm procedures, firefighting equipment and a coordinated team response at work.
Organising evacuation, the role of supervisors and practising calm, orderly action.
Duties in an emergency and coordinating evacuation.
Fire safety stations combined with first aid and drug and alcohol-impairment goggles. Scope to be agreed.
This breakdown is a product proposal. The scope of each training is confirmed individually — depending on available equipment, staff and on-site conditions.
Recognising the hazard, choosing portable equipment, a controlled drill on the trainer, and knowing when to stop and evacuate.
CPR, training AED, bleeding, burns, recovery position, a collapse scenario.
Raising the alarm, escape routes, smoke tunnel / tent, assembly, debrief and report.
Alcohol and drug-impairment goggles, coordination, distraction, first aid at an incident.
Alerts, emergency kit, power outage, public evacuation, a decision-making exercise.
De-escalation, raising the alarm, safe withdrawal, suspicious items — without staging violence.
Team tasks: 112 call, extinguisher, CPR, hoses, evacuation. Correctness scored before speed.
A full Safety Day: branding, group schedule, hosts, sound system, documentation.
Six typical training buyers, their needs and the person who makes the decision. Packages built on modules marked “development proposal” are agreed individually.
| Segment | Need | Best package | Decision-maker / argument |
|---|---|---|---|
| Production, warehousing, logistics | Hands-on practice, shifts, traffic, evacuation | Experience / EVAC + FIREFIREEVAC | H&S, HR, management: engagement and a report |
| Offices, hotels, retail | Alarms, evacuation, guests | Training / EVACEVAC | Facilities: a simple site scenario |
| Schools and facilities | Age-appropriate education | School: FIRE + RESCUE + ROADFIRERESCUEROAD | Head teacher / governing body: safety without fear |
| Local government and institutions | Residents, services, local resilience | Event + CRISISEVENTCRISIS | Safety department: an engaging local event |
| Fleets and drivers | Habits, seatbelts, distraction | ROAD with a partnerROAD | Fleet manager: experience and a debrief |
| Event agencies | A ready zone and reliable delivery | Modules for hire / subcontracting | Event producer: logistics, throughput, safety |
Module labels as in the architecture above: FIRE confirmed, RESCUE / EVAC / ROAD partly confirmed, CRISIS and EVENT are development proposals — to be agreed.
The drug- and alcohol-impairment goggles station shows how distorted perception affects orientation, coordination and reaction time. The goggles simulate intoxication — typically from approx. 0.8‰ to 2.0‰ blood alcohol, depending on the model. It pairs well with Fire Day as part of a company safety day.
Exercises and simulated values are confirmed when planning the safety day programme.
Ideas for developing the training, inspired by the market — not yet part of the standard package scope.
An exercise based on your team roles, escape routes and the hazards in your organisation.
Task stations, teamwork and a review of the team response. Getting it right before getting it fast.
A joint review of what worked and what needs practising again.
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