Overview

A 3-module decision-based scenario course on the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRFSO). The learner is in the chair across the desk from a Watch Manager three days after a hotel fire. The course rewinds to the two hours before the alarm, asks which decisions were the duty manager’s, which were the building’s, and which were the cover-up six months earlier. Approximately 60 minutes total. Course delivered in English.

Target Audience:

Duty managers, named Responsible Persons, fire wardens, hotel and hospitality operations leads, care-home managers, and HMO landlords with RRFSO duties.

Features and USPs:

The course helps learners to understand the scope and impact of the legislation and also to work through the regulation as it appears in the workplace. Learners experience the cause?and?effect of their decisions and are supported with immediate feedback. The course helps to build situational awareness, practical judgment, confidence and real?world problem?solving skills.

This interactive and adaptive online course is designed to turn a complex legislative topic into a memorable, actionable learning experience. Using a dynamic “choose your own adventure” format, the course adapts to the learner’s choices within a relatable workplace scenario.

Learning Objectives:

• Operate a graduated alarm response under RRFSO Article 14
• Maintain a defensible Fire Risk Assessment under Article 9
• Manage compartmentation, extractors, and PEEP arrangements
• Run a clean SBAR handover under Article 22 cooperation duties
• Recognise the cover-up signals before they become an inquest