
Fire Marshal Services – Event, Workplace & Site Safety Across the UK
Keeping people safe, compliant, and prepared - from events to high-risk sites.
Daily Fire Marshal Duties – Preventing Fire Before It Happens
A fire marshal’s role is first and foremost about prevention. Our marshals help you stay compliant, safe, and operational by taking care of:
Identifying and reporting fire hazards before they become risks
Checking escape routes and keeping them clear
Monitoring hot work and high-risk activities
Ensuring fire safety equipment is present and serviceable
Keeping fire safety records and daily logs up to date
Supporting a culture of safety among staff, contractors, and visitors
Emergency Response Duties - When Every Second Counts
If a fire or emergency occurs, our marshals respond immediately to protect people and property:
Raising the alarm and initiating emergency procedures
Sweeping the premises to ensure everyone has evacuated
Assisting vulnerable persons to safety
Operating fire extinguishers where safe to do so
Coordinating with emergency services on arrival
Managing assembly points and roll-call
Completing post-incident reports for legal and insurance purposes
Why Choose Sector 3 Group?
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Frontline credibility
Our directors and operatives include former firefighters, military personnel, and emergency responders
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Multi-sector expertise
Events, construction sites, industrial premises, high-rise buildings, and high-risk environments
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Rapid deployment
Flexible teams ready to step in at short notice
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Compliance assurance
We work to UK fire safety legislation and industry best practice
Fire Marshal Services We Offer
Event Fire Marshals – From music festivals to exhibitions, ensuring crowd safety and legal compliance
Construction Site Fire Marshals – Hot works, temporary fire cover, and high-risk site monitoring
Workplace Fire Marshals – Meeting your obligations under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
Specialist Fire Marshals – For high-risk industries including aviation, manufacturing, and energy

Waking Watch for High-Risk Buildings
We provide trained, alert fire marshals for buildings where additional safety measures are needed – such as those with combustible cladding or where fire detection systems are not yet fully installed. Our waking watch teams:
Patrol the building 24/7 to detect and respond to signs of fire
Raise the alarm immediately and assist with safe evacuation
Support residents and vulnerable occupants during emergencies
Keep detailed patrol and incident logs for compliance and insurance purposes
We follow the latest National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) guidance for waking watch provision and can scale teams to cover single entrances or multiple blocks.
Example in Action
Imagine a large outdoor event with thousands of attendees. Our marshals would carry out a pre-event risk assessment, monitor hot works during setup, and patrol throughout the day. If a hazard was spotted — such as an electrical fault or blocked exit — it would be addressed immediately, keeping the event safe and running smoothly.
Training & Competence
Every marshal we supply is fully trained, competent, and ready for the specific environment they’ll be working in. We can also deliver Fire Marshal Training to your in-house team, including refresher sessions and scenario-based exercises.
Need Fire Marshal or Waking Watch Cover?
Fill in the form with your site or event details and our team will get back to you quickly with a clear, no-obligation quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
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If your site or event involves large numbers of people, hot works, or other high-risk activities, you are legally required to have suitable fire safety measures in place. A trained fire marshal is the most effective way to meet that requirement.
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It depends on the size, layout, and level of fire risk. We can assess your premises or event plan and give you clear, practical guidance.
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A fire marshal may be on duty for specific events, shifts, or tasks. A waking watch is a continuous 24/7 presence in high-risk buildings-often with combustible cladding or incomplete fire detection systems-where residents need constant fire safety monitoring.
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Yes. We maintain a network of experienced marshals across the UK who can be deployed quickly to meet urgent needs.
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All our marshals are trained and competent, many with operational backgrounds in the fire service, military, or emergency response. They follow UK legislation and industry best practice.
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Yes. We deliver Fire Marshal Training, refresher courses, and scenario-based exercises so your own team can manage fire safety confidently.