The Fire Warden Training Course is designed for employees who have been appointed as fire wardens or fire marshals within their organisations. This course provides comprehensive training on fire safety procedures, emergency response protocols, and the key responsibilities of a fire warden. Participants will gain the skills and knowledge needed to effectively manage fire safety, conduct fire drills, and respond to fire emergencies. The course is essential for ensuring that fire safety standards are maintained and that employees are prepared to act swiftly and effectively in the event of a fire.
 
Course Content:
 
Introduction to Fire Safety: Overview of fire safety principles, the importance of fire safety in the workplace, and the role of a fire warden in maintaining a safe environment.
Understanding Fire Risks: Identification of common fire risks and hazards in various types of workplaces, including causes of fires and the impact of fire on people and property.
Fire Prevention Measures: Techniques and strategies for preventing fires, including safe practices, proper storage of flammable materials, and regular maintenance of fire safety equipment.
Fire Safety Legislation: Overview of relevant fire safety legislation and regulations, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, and the legal responsibilities of employers and employees.
Fire Safety Equipment: Familiarisation with fire safety equipment, such as fire extinguishers, fire alarms, and emergency lighting, including their use, maintenance, and checks.
Evacuation Procedures: Detailed training on evacuation procedures, including how to conduct a safe and orderly evacuation, use of evacuation plans, and the role of fire wardens during an evacuation.
Fire Drills and Practice: Conducting and participating in fire drills, understanding the importance of regular practice, and how to evaluate and improve fire drill procedures.
Emergency Response: Steps to take during a fire emergency, including how to raise the alarm, assist individuals with special needs, and liaise with emergency services.
Post-Evacuation Procedures: Procedures for accounting for all personnel, reporting and investigating the incident, and implementing lessons learned to improve future fire safety.
Record-Keeping and Reporting: Importance of maintaining accurate records related to fire safety training, fire drills, and incidents, and how to prepare reports for management and regulatory bodies.
 
Learning Outcomes: By the end of the Fire Warden Training Course, participants will be able to:
 
Understand Fire Safety Principles: Demonstrate a thorough understanding of fire safety principles, including the role and responsibilities of a fire warden.
Identify Fire Risks: Recognise common fire risks and hazards in the workplace and implement strategies to mitigate these risks effectively.
Implement Fire Prevention Measures: Apply fire prevention measures and safe practices to minimise the risk of fire in their workplace.
Comply with Fire Safety Legislation: Understand and comply with relevant fire safety legislation and regulations, ensuring that their workplace meets legal requirements.
Use Fire Safety Equipment: Safely use and maintain fire safety equipment, including fire extinguishers, fire alarms, and emergency lighting.
Conduct Effective Evacuations: Execute effective evacuation procedures, ensuring a safe and orderly evacuation of all personnel in the event of a fire.
Participate in Fire Drills: Conduct and participate in fire drills, understanding their importance and how to evaluate and improve evacuation procedures.
Respond to Fire Emergencies: Take appropriate actions during a fire emergency, including raising the alarm, assisting others, and coordinating with emergency services.
Handle Post-Evacuation Procedures: Manage post-evacuation procedures, including accounting for personnel, reporting incidents, and implementing improvements based on lessons learned.
Maintain Records and Reports: Accurately maintain records related to fire safety training, drills, and incidents, and prepare reports for management and regulatory bodies.
 
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will receive a certificate acknowledging their competence as fire wardens. They will be well-prepared to contribute to a safe working environment by effectively managing fire safety and responding to emergencies.