Fire safety training for companies and investment projects

What does MultiGo fire safety training cover?

We adapt the training programme to the workplace and the participants’ responsibilities. General training for the entire team differs from sessions intended for people assigned to firefighting and evacuation duties.

The training may cover:

• the most common causes of fires in a given work environment,
• alarm and emergency-service notification procedures,
• employees’ responsibilities during an emergency,
• evacuation procedures and behaviour on evacuation routes,
• the correct use of fire extinguishers and portable firefighting equipment,
• mistakes that delay the response and increase risk,
• the organisation of assembly points after evacuation,
• internal procedures for the company or investment project,
• documentation that must be maintained after the training.

When required by the facility or project, we can combine training with an audit, ongoing fire safety supervision or documentation review. You do not have to divide the work between several service providers. One team delivers the training, identifies risks and helps resolve the outstanding issues.

Training adapted to the workplace, not to the slides

Employees remember procedures more effectively when they see them in their own work environment. At MultiGo, we therefore use the language and examples of a specific workplace: a production hall, office, warehouse, construction site, technical facility or service premises.

We do not overload participants with theory. We focus on actions that make a real difference during the first minutes of an emergency:

• where to report an alarm,
• when to use a fire extinguisher,
• when to withdraw immediately,
• how to avoid obstructing an evacuation,
• what to do with visitors and external personnel,
• how to act in smoke-filled areas,
• who makes decisions within the team.

This approach reduces uncertainty. Employees understand which actions they can take independently and when they must hand the situation over to responsible personnel or emergency services.

Who is our fire safety training for?

We provide fire safety training for companies and organisations that want to protect their employees without adding another operational burden to their workload.

We work with:

• manufacturing companies,
• offices and service facilities,
• warehouses and logistics centres,
• investors and general contractors,
• construction teams,
• workplaces operating in shifts,
• companies carrying out projects in Poland and abroad.

We can train a larger group of employees or selected personnel responsible for evacuation and the initial emergency response. When support is required outside standard working hours, we adapt the training schedule to the team’s working pattern.

What does cooperation with MultiGo look like?

We begin with a brief assessment. We ask about the industry, facility, number of participants, type of work and project requirements. This information allows us to design training that reflects actual working conditions.

We then agree on the scope, date and format of the training. We deliver the session, answer participants’ questions and identify areas where procedures may require clarification.

After the training, we help organise the formal documentation. The company can confirm who attended, which subjects were covered and which documents still require updating.

In practice, the process is straightforward:

• you describe the company, facility or investment project,
• we agree on the scope of the fire safety training,
• we train the designated group,
• we organise the post-training documentation,
• we identify any risks that require further action.

We do not leave clients with a generic presentation. We examine the issue as required: directly, efficiently and with regulatory compliance in mind.

The most common mistakes in fire safety training

The biggest mistake is treating fire safety training as a formality. Employees sign the attendance sheet, but still do not know what to do when an emergency occurs.

Problems also arise when a company:

• gives everyone the same training despite differences between roles,
• fails to consider changes made to the facility,
• excludes shift workers,
• allows subcontractors onto the site without prior training,
• fails to update procedures after renovation or process changes,
• does not document participation in the training,
• fails to assign specific responsibilities to designated employees.

MultiGo helps identify these gaps before an inspection, audit or actual emergency. The sooner you organise your fire safety procedures, the fewer complications you will face during an investment project, organisational changes or work involving a larger team.

Book fire safety training for your team

Send us a few details: what your company does, where the work takes place, how many people require training and whether the session concerns a permanent team, a construction site or a specific project.

Based on this information, we will adapt the fire safety training programme and propose the next steps. We can also combine the training with an audit, ongoing supervision or occupational health and safety and fire safety documentation.

Contact MultiGo Group and organise your fire safety training without unnecessary delays. You manage your company or investment project. We take care of safety.

FAQ

Does every company need fire safety training?
Every company should know how it will organise its response to a fire and evacuation. The scope of the training depends on the type of work, number of employees, facility and level of risk.

Can fire safety training cover only selected employees?
Yes. Companies often provide basic training for the entire team and additional training for selected employees responsible for evacuation and the initial response. The programme should reflect the organisation of work.

Can MultiGo train employees on a construction site?
Yes, provided that the scope of the service is confirmed for the specific investment project. In this case, the training should cover the organisation of the construction site, subcontractors and project procedures.