IOSH
International Accredited
IOSH Managing Safely
The world-recognised safety course for line managers — practical risk management, responsibilities and measuring performance.
IOSH · International Accredited · Practitioner
IOSH Fire Safety
Fire risk fundamentals: prevention, detection, evacuation and the responsibilities of the fire safety role.
Course overview
Fire risk fundamentals: prevention, detection, evacuation and the responsibilities of the fire safety role.
It is delivered by experienced IOSS instructors, accredited by IOSH, with classroom, online and in-house options across Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan.
What you’ll learn
By the end of this course you will be able to:
- Recognise fire hazards and causes
- Apply prevention and control measures
- Support safe evacuation planning
Who should attend
Fire wardens, supervisors and facilities staff.
How it’s delivered
- Online. Live, instructor-led virtual sessions you can join from any location.
Assessment & certification
On successful completion you receive IOSH certificate, an internationally recognised qualification accredited by IOSH. Assessment follows the awarding body’s requirements; full details are confirmed at enrolment.
Why train with IOSS
The IOSS difference
Internationally accredited
Recognised by IOSH, NEBOSH, OSHAcademy, ISO, RoSPA, AITT, IEMA and AHA.
Expert instructors
Practitioners with deep industrial HSE and technical experience.
In-house & tailored
Programmes built around your sites, procedures and risks — at your location or online.
Smart Learning Hub
Manage training, certificates and compliance in the IOSS digital LMS — with eLearning anytime, anywhere.
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