Fire Warden Training Course

Fire Safety Essentials for Fire Warden & Marshal

Fire Safety Certificate Valid For 3 Years

Regulators/Accreditations
First Aid For All Ltd	Level 1
Training Industry Body (TIB)	Level 1

This is a 1.5 hour Fire Safety Essentials training course.

This is a shortened version of the 3 hour Fire Warden course.  Additional online fire safety content is available for the staff that require it (this is included in the price). This onsite fire safety course will provide employees and managers with the essential information for compliance with their legal requirements for fire safety in the workplace.

Learners will come away with an understanding of fire risks and threats and be able to apply this knowledge to their specific workplace.

Topics covered during the onsite/face-to-face Fire Safety Essentials training:

• Role of a Fire Marshall & Fire Warden: Understand the responsibilities and duties of a designated fire Marshal & fire warden.
• Fire Drills & Evacuation: Understand the importance of drills and safe evacuation procedures.
• Emergency Plan: Identify how to develop emergency plans.
• Identifying Workplace Fire Risks & Behaviours: Recognise hazards and unsafe behaviours in the workplace
• Extinguisher Recognition: Identify different types of fire extinguishers and their meaning
• Extinguisher Practical: Attendees have the opportunity to discharge extinguishers in a controlled environment. (CO2 and a foam or water fire extingusher) This is an important aspect of this essential fire safety training.

Additional topics are available online for the staff that require them, including:

• Role of a Fire Warden: Understand the responsibilities and duties of a designated fire warden.
• Employee Duties: Understand the fire safety responsibilities of all employees.
• UK Fire Safety Legislation: Understand relevant fire safety laws and regulations.
• Fire Safety Procedures: Understand workplace fire safety protocols and emergency actions.
• Fire Prevention & Common Causes: Identify common fire hazards and prevention strategies.
• Arson: Recognise signs and risks associated with deliberate fire setting.
• Chemistry of Fire: Identify the basic science behind how fires start and spread.
• Fire Protection: Understand passive and active fire protection systems.
• Fire Risk Assessment & Emergency Plan: Identify how to conduct risk assessments and develop emergency plans.
• Fire Drills & Evacuation: Understand the importance of drills and safe evacuation procedures.
• Fire Control: Identify techniques for controlling and containing fires.
• Fire Doors: Identify the function and importance of fire doors in fire safety.
• Safety Briefings: Deliver effective fire safety briefings to staff and visitors.
• Signage: Identify fire safety signs and their meanings.
• Extinguisher Recognition: Identify different types of fire extinguishers and their meaning

Fire Safety Qualification Number: 301868

Learners are assessed by one or more of: practical assessments, verbal questions, and scenarios.

This is ideal for people who do better with practical learning rather than theory tests.

There is no end-of-course test.