On 2021, the amendment to the Fire Safety Act entered into force

Legal obligation.
Ensuring safety and security – your people want to feel safe and protected.
Knowing fire safety requirements, how to act in case of a fire, and how to notify others of one.
Being able to use various types of fire safety equipment.
Every employee must complete a fire safety course when taking up their position so they would know the correct and operative action in case of a fire. In addition, every organisation or company has appointed persons who are responsible for fire safety and who ensure the seamless organisation and management of fire safety.
We at Forus have decades of experience in providing training and instruction in fire safety, this being one of our daily responsibilities. We instruct and train various organisations all across Estonia. We are flexible and can reach our clients quickly.
Instruction is site-focused and based on the nature of work of your staff.
Fire safety training for staff consists of a theoretical part (about 1.5 hours) and a practical lesson in using a fire extinguisher. This can be conducted by a certified fire safety specialist or a person appointed by the company who has the necessary knowledge and has completed appropriate trainings.
A head of a company or a structural unit decides the frequency of instruction depending on the level of fire hazard of the premises if fire safety training must be completed when employing a new employee, and subsequently, once a year pursuant to the law.
On average, we reach a client within a week from initial contact; however, this depends on the requests and needs of the client.