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The BS 5306 exam for fire extinguisher technicians

‘Theory and practice of servicing portable fire extinguishers in accordance with the requirements of BS 5306 Parts 3 and 8’

The exam ‘Theory and practice of servicing portable fire extinguishers in accordance with the requirements of BS 5306 Parts 3 and 8’ is the recognised exam that is part of the requirements in achieving the BAFE Diploma and BAFE Fire Extinguisher Technician registered status.

BAFE accepts exams from three organisations:

BAFE (via external training providers with BAFE examiners)
Please contact BAFE Office for further information:
0844 335 0897
info@bafe.org.uk

IFEDA (Independent Fire Engineering & Distributors Association)
http://ifeda.org

BFC (British Fire Consortium)
http://www.britishfireconsortium.co.uk

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Where do I begin with fire safety for my building?

Legal obligations nationwide require the appointed responsible person for fire safety for commercial/non-domestic premises to have adequate fire protection.