Fire wardens, fire officers, fire marshals, stewards and first aiders are trained to take control, and to ensure that fire and emergency evacuation procedures are communicated and followed by other members of staff or visitors. By the very nature of their responsibility, they are very often the last to leave a building in an emergency situation.

Manufactured using high visibility and retro-reflective materials, these jerkins and armbands
incorporate photoluminescent strips of material - this ensures that key personnel remain incredibly conspicuous in situations of low light levels or complete darkness!

Good communication and signing is key to implementing the five disciplines of fire safety management [P.E.C.C.S.].

Prevention:
Constant reminders of all of the measures to reduce risk
Escape:
Fixed systems to evacuate the working environment efficiently and effectively
Communication:
Constant reminders of the instructions to follow should a fire occur
Confinement:
Constant reminders of the measures needed to reduce the spread of fire
Suppression:
Fixed systems to both identify and locate appropriate equipment quickly

And finally...
Emergency Planning:
Emergency procedures in the event of a fire