📣 Staff Training

Fire marshals deliver training programs on fire prevention, emergency response, and equipment usage for staff and building occupants.

Training is tailored to facility type and risk level, often including hands-on demonstrations and scenario-based exercises.

🚨 Emergency Response Coordination

During fire incidents, marshals coordinate with fire departments and emergency services to manage evacuation and containment.

They serve as on-site safety officers and provide technical guidance during high-risk operations.

📋 Compliance and Recordkeeping

Fire marshals maintain detailed records of inspections, violations, corrective actions, and incident reports.

These records support legal enforcement, insurance claims, and safety audits.

🧩 Sub Roles

Sub roles assist fire marshals in executing specialized tasks such as inspections, training, and technical evaluations.

They may be delegated to certified personnel or junior fire officers under supervision.

🔍 Hazard Identification

Hazard identification involves locating flammable materials, electrical faults, and structural vulnerabilities that could lead to fire.

Findings are documented and used to prioritize mitigation efforts.

🔧 Equipment Inspection

Routine inspections of fire safety systems ensure compliance with local, provincial, and federal standards.

Deficiencies are flagged and corrective timelines are issued to responsible parties.

🧪 Drill Execution

Fire drills simulate emergency scenarios to test evacuation procedures and staff readiness.

Post-drill evaluations identify gaps and inform updates to emergency plans.