Ensure that you are fully aware of the fire safety evacuation procedures for the building in which you are located.

Raise the alarm in the event of a fire if this has not already been raised.

Evacuate the building from your area of responsibility.

Report into the Senior Fire Marshal once at the assembly point to indicate whether there are any missing personnel.

Ensure that anyone with disabilities are assisted in line with their PEEP (Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan).

Wear appropriate PPE including a hi-visibility vest marked with 'Fire Marshal' during evacuation. - Wear appropriate PPE including a hi-visibility vest marked with 'Fire Marshal' during evacuation.

Attend refresher training when required.

Understand and adopt the Group's Health and Safety Policy, specific rules, procedures and guidance notes which are designed to assist in working safely.

Familiarise themselves with the fire evacuation procedure and the fire exit routes.

Report all accidents, incidents and near misses (hazards noted) to their Line Manager and ensure that the accident, incident or near miss form is completed whether an injury was sustained or not.

Familiarise themselves with the name and locations of first aid personnel and the appointed persons as well as the location of first aid kits.

Fully conform to all written or verbal instructions given to them to ensure their personal safety and the safety of others.

Dress sensibly and safely for their particular working environment or occupation. Use all safety equipment and/or protective clothing as may be required.

Only use items of equipment or machinery which they have been trained and authorised to use and in accordance with manufacturer's instructions. Maintain all equipment in a good condition and report any defects to the Line Manager responsible.

Avoid any improvisations of any type which could create an unnecessary risk to their personal safety and to the safety of others.