📣 Staff Training

Fire marshals conduct training sessions to educate staff on fire safety procedures, equipment usage, and evacuation protocols.

Training is tailored to specific roles and risk levels to ensure effective response during emergencies.

🚨 Emergency Response Coordination

During fire incidents, marshals coordinate emergency response efforts, ensuring swift evacuation and communication with emergency services.

They manage on-site safety and document all actions taken during the incident for post-event analysis.

📋 Compliance and Recordkeeping

Maintaining accurate records of inspections, training, incidents, and equipment status is essential for legal compliance and operational transparency.

These records are reviewed during audits and used to improve fire safety protocols.

🧩 Sub Roles

Sub roles support the main responsibilities by focusing on specific operational tasks that enhance fire safety outcomes.

They are typically assigned to trained personnel under the supervision of the fire marshal.

🔍 Hazard Identification

Routine inspections are conducted to identify fire hazards, assess environmental risks, and recommend corrective actions.

Findings are logged and addressed through procedural updates or equipment changes.

🔧 Equipment Inspection

Fire safety equipment is inspected regularly to ensure compliance with manufacturer specifications and national standards.

Deficiencies are reported and resolved promptly to maintain operational readiness.

🧪 Drill Execution

Fire drills are executed to test evacuation plans and staff preparedness under simulated emergency conditions.

Post-drill evaluations are used to refine procedures and improve response times.