Employers are legally required to prepare an Emergency Plan which outlines how the workplace will be evacuated in the event of a fire outbreak.

Fire Wardens/Marshals are designated the responsibility of executing this plan in an emergency situation. This course aims to ensure that Fire Wardens/Marshals are aware of their responsibilities including arranging fire drills effectively. It also details the steps involved in developing an Emergency Plan which is specific to your premises.

Training delivered onsite at your company's premises
  • 5h course
  • Up to 12 participants
  • Valid for 2 years
  • Refresher training available
Who should do this course?

Management/employees designated as Fire Wardens/Marshals in their organisation.

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Fire Warden/Marshal Training

Course Objectives

On completion of the Fire Warden training course participants will be able to:

  • List and understand their duties as Fire Wardens/Marshals
  • Describe the chemistry of fire
  • Identify fire hazards in the workplace
  • Manage and control fire evacuation procedures and drills
  • Select and use the appropriate fire fighting equipment to deal with an undeveloped fire
  • Monitor fire controls
Course Certification

Certification will be provided on successful completion of this Fire Warden training course. Certification is valid for 2 years.

Course Content
  • The mechanics of fire, smoke and dangerous gases
  • Fire extinguishers, hose reel equipment and fire suppressants
  • Incidents involving flammable liquids and gases
  • Storage of flammable liquids and gases
  • Common fire safety hazards
  • Means of escape
  • Duties of the fire wardens/marshals in emergency
  • Hazard spotting and elimination of bad practices
  • Legislation
  • Methods of Evacuation
  • Basic fire prevention