Who is this course for?
The course is suitable for employees who have been appointed, or may be appointed, as a Fire Warden or Fire Marshal within their workplace.
What you will learn?
- Understanding the role and responsibilities of a Fire Warden/Fire Marshal
- Understanding the basic principles of workplace fire prevention and fire safety
- Identifying common fire hazards and sources of ignition
- Maintaining clear escape routes and emergency exits
- Understanding workplace fire alarm and emergency procedures
- Knowing what action to take when the fire alarm is raised
- Assisting with the safe and orderly evacuation of employees, visitors and contractors
- Understanding assembly points and roll-call procedures
- Recognising the needs of people who may require additional assistance during an evacuation
- Carrying out basic fire safety checks and inspections
- Understanding different types of fire and fire extinguishers
- Understanding when it may be appropriate to use a fire extinguisher and when to evacuate
- Reporting fire hazards, defects and safety concerns
- Understanding relevant fire safety legislation and workplace responsibilities
Teaching and Assessment
Training covers fire safety legislation and responsibilities, the role of the Fire Warden, the fire triangle, common causes of workplace fires, fire prevention, types and classes of fire, fire extinguishers, alarm systems and emergency evacuation procedures. Delegates also cover escape routes, assembly points, assisting vulnerable persons, fire safety checks and reporting procedures, with practical scenarios included.
What you get once complete.
On successful completion, delegates will receive a Fire Warden training certificate.
