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Evacuation Chair Training

Practical, confidence-building training for safe emergency evacuation.

Be ready when it matters most.

In an emergency like a fire or power failure, it’s vital that everyone can evacuate the building safely — including those with mobility issues.

 

Our Evacuation Chair Training equips staff with the skills and confidence to assist safely and effectively.

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This 3 to 3.5-hour session is predominantly practical, with some key theory around safety, chair design, and usage. It’s ideal for premises where stairs are present and inclusive evacuation procedures are essential.

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✔ Delivered on-site for your team
✔ Includes hands-on chair practice
✔ Enhances safety, compliance, and confidence

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Who Is it For?What will you Learn?

This course is ideal for:

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  • Fire marshals and safety officers

  • Facilities or security teams

  • Frontline staff in multi-storey buildings

  • Any staff responsible for assisting during evacuations

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No prior experience is required.

Syllabus

  • Why evacuation chairs matter
    Legal and moral responsibilities for inclusive evacuation.

  • Chair design and mechanics
    Understand how the chair works, how to assemble it, and key safety features.

  • Safe use and good technique
    How to support the person into the chair and manoeuvre it without injury or misuse.

  • Safety considerations
    Avoiding common risks to evacuees and users during real emergencies.

  • Hands-on practice
    Delegates assemble, deploy, and use the chair in real stair environments

Key Information

  • Half-day course

  • Scenarios tailored to your workplace

  • Available as on-site training for groups of staff anywhere in the UK​

Delivery Options and Pricing

Why Study with Safety Stars?

Drive safer decisions, reduce legal risk, and strengthen leadership accountability.

Frequently asked questions

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Clarity. Confidence. Compliance.

Book strategic health & safety training for your board today.

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