Fire Marshals are essential in the workplace to ensure that the building is evacuated quickly and completely. Moreover, if the areas of the building have been checked, the Fire Service, upon arrival, can be directed accurately. Fire Marshals are given a designated area to ‘sweep search’ during a fire emergency and are responsible for ensuring that people evacuate the building safely and without panic or delay.Learning Outcomes – at the end of the day, students will be able to:• Describe how Fire Marshals support the organisations fire safety strategy i.e Roles, responsibilities and requirements• Describe how people typically react in fire emergencies within buildings• Explain the role of a Fire Evacuation Coordinator • Explain the function of and list 4 items contained within an Fire Emergency Bag• Give 3 examples of workplace fire hazards and associated risks• Describe what is meant by structural fire precautions • List 4 main classifications of fire• Demonstrate the use and purpose of first- aid fire fighting equipment• Explain who has ultimate responsibility for fire safety within the workplace, as described in RRFSO• What key document must be in place for compliancy