Fire Warden Training

We provide on-site Fire Warden Training exclusively for Smartlog® clients and their employees – a general group or selected fire wardens.

Our trainers are IOSH, NEBOSH, BAFE, GIFireE qualified and members of the IIRSM & IFSM.

Fire Warden Course Overview

Our trainers are IOSH, NEBOSH, BAFE, GIFireE qualified and members of the IIRSM, and please note:

This practical Fire Warden training course is only available to Smartlog customers.

This course will be divided into the following:

  • Fire Safety Overview
  • Fire Warden Duties Training
  • Fire Extinguisher Training

During fire extinguisher training, all attending staff members will be given the opportunity to practice how to properly handle and use each type of extinguisher.

Following the completion of the course, a certificate will be issued to all attendees; delivered through Smartlog.

Course Objectives

Article 18 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 says that one or more competent persons should be nominated to assist the responsible person in undertaking preventive and protective fire safety measures.

It is for this reason that fire wardens (also known as ‘fire marshals’) need to be nominated and trained sufficiently, and an organisation’s responsible person will generally appoint fire wardens whose role is to ensure that implemented fire safety measures are carried out in the event of a fire.

Our accredited fire warden training course seeks:

  • To provide the learner with sufficient information that will enable them to discharge their duties and responsibilities as a Fire Warden within their designated workplace.
  • To provide the learner with sufficient information to enable them to identify the types of fire extinguishers in their workplace.
  • To provide the learner with sufficient information to enable them to operate the extinguishers without putting themselves or others at risk.

Fire Warden Training Course Content

  1. An overview of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO)
  2. What is a ‘responsible person’ and what are their responsibilities in accordance with the RRO?
  3. Core responsibilities and duties of a fire warden
  4. Fire Prevention – hazard identification
  5. Means of escape
  6. What to do in the event of a fire
  7. Refuge areas
  8. Workplace checks
  9. Fire-fighting equipment i.e. fire extinguishers
  10. Practical Fire Extinguisher Training

Course Technical Details

Duration

1 – 2 hours (depending on size of class)

Location

At your premises. Our operating radius is approximately 50 miles (and all London areas).

Attendees

Single, fixed cost for up to 15 individuals

Who should take the fire marshal training courses?

Appointing a fire warden is an important part of workplace fire safety and a fundamental component in ensuring occupational safety and health standards in every industry from education to retail.

Our vital skills fire warden training course is suitable for those who want to become a fully-trained fire marshal in the workplace. The course can be taken by anyone, you may have absolutely no previous knowledge. The training provides a comprehensive scope of knowledge and covers both the basics of fire safety and the responsibilities of fire warden.

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