Hi,
I am due to study for the the NEBOSH Fire Risk and Safety Management Certificate in February and was wondering if any one could recommend some usefull literature that i could peruse to give me a head start.
Many Thanks
NEBOSH FRSM
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Hi Mutly,
This is a good read!
http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/bookde ... escription" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Cracking book and I believe if you go through elsevier and it is your first order, there is 10% discount.
Try e-bay as well, but make sure it is the one with the red cover as it is the latest edition.
Chazz
This is a good read!
http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/bookde ... escription" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Cracking book and I believe if you go through elsevier and it is your first order, there is 10% discount.
Try e-bay as well, but make sure it is the one with the red cover as it is the latest edition.
Chazz
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PM me your email mate, I will send over some stuff to start you off.
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Hammer1,
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Cheers
Mutly
You have mail.
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Worth having a read of one of the fire risk assessment guides.. which ever is more applicable to yourself..
http://passingnebosh.com/fire/2008/05/fire-links.html
oh and on the course I went on they basically read alloud this.. http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1900420880
http://passingnebosh.com/fire/2008/05/fire-links.html
oh and on the course I went on they basically read alloud this.. http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1900420880
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After working my way through the reams of notes I was given by my training providers I was given the red book referred to a couple of weeks before the exam. I threw my notes away as everything I needed for the exam was in the book.
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Nice one Ashanti!
Please PM me as I have some stuff for "structured revision".
Chazz
Please PM me as I have some stuff for "structured revision".
Chazz
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Approved document B.
I'd be supprised if the building regs didn't play a big part in the training.
You need to know the recomended travel distances and widths to justify FRA findings.
They are regulations for buildings put-up, or modified after year 2000.
And best practice for older buildings (like stately homes etc)
There is a free download somewhere out there, or £15 via HMSO.
I'd be supprised if the building regs didn't play a big part in the training.
You need to know the recomended travel distances and widths to justify FRA findings.
They are regulations for buildings put-up, or modified after year 2000.
And best practice for older buildings (like stately homes etc)
There is a free download somewhere out there, or £15 via HMSO.
http://www.irems.co.uk
Risk management for companies with 5 to 50 employees
Risk management for companies with 5 to 50 employees
