There is no single refresher interval that suits every job. Employers should review whether staff remain competent and whether the work, risks or controls have changed. Irish guidance and the employer’s own risk assessment should inform that decision. Review after changes Revisit training needs when tasks, loads, equipment or the work environment change; when staff […]
Fire safety arrangements should reflect the building, the people who use it and the work carried out there. For Irish employers, training is one part of a wider approach that includes suitable precautions, clear emergency procedures and regular review. What should workplace fire safety training cover? Training should help staff recognise how to raise the […]
Designating a fire warden is one part of preparing for a workplace emergency. In Ireland, employers must provide suitable emergency plans and procedures, including arrangements for fire-fighting and evacuation, and ensure designated staff have appropriate training and equipment. The plan should reflect the work, premises and people on site. What does a fire warden do? […]
