Environmental Responsibility Statement

Frontline Fire Training Ltd
Version 2.0
Last updated: 11 August 2026

1. Purpose
Frontline will manage the environmental effects of its training activities in a way that is proportionate to a small, mobile training business. This statement sets practical expectations and does not claim certification, carbon neutrality or independently verified environmental performance.

2. Main impacts
Relevant impacts include:
• vehicle travel to client sites;
• use and eventual disposal of extinguishers and other equipment;
• water and CO₂ discharge during familiarisation;
• paper, printing and electronic equipment;
• waste from normal business activity; and
• supplier choices.

3. Travel and resources
Where reasonably practicable, Frontline will:
• plan journeys efficiently;
• combine activities where commercially and operationally sensible;
• use electronic documents instead of unnecessary printing;
• maintain equipment to avoid premature replacement; and
• use legitimate waste and recycling routes.

No fixed emissions reduction or recycling target is claimed unless it is formally measured and adopted.

4. Practical equipment familiarisation
Standard practical familiarisation uses short supervised discharges of water and CO₂ extinguishers at a non-ignited target. Frontline does not use foam, powder, fuel trays, gas-fired rigs or live fire in its standard delivery.

Before discharge, the trainer will consider:
• drainage and the receiving surface;
• wind and the movement of spray or gas;
• doors, air intakes, vehicles, electrical or sensitive equipment;
• members of the public and neighbouring property;
• client, landlord and site restrictions; and
• whether discharge could cause pollution, nuisance or damage.

Practical activity will be modified or cancelled where the location or conditions are unsuitable. Frontline does not claim that every discharge can be fully contained.

5. Equipment and waste
Frontline-provided equipment is used for practical activity. Equipment that is damaged, discharged, out of service or no longer suitable will be handled through an appropriate supplier or waste route. Frontline will not discharge or dispose of equipment merely to avoid storage or servicing costs.

The client’s extinguishers are not discharged as part of standard training.

6. Suppliers
Environmental considerations may be included in purchasing decisions where relevant, alongside safety, suitability, availability and cost. Frontline does not claim that every supplier has been environmentally audited.

7. Compliance and incidents
Frontline will follow applicable site controls and legal requirements. Any spill, unintended discharge, damage or environmental complaint connected with training will be recorded and reviewed, and reported where required.

8. Review
Review annually and after a material equipment, delivery, supplier or legal change.

Approved by: Guy Cambouropoulos, Director
Date: 11 August 2026