Course Overview

At Chris Mee – EHS International, we understand the importance of fire safety in the workplace. Our Fire Warden training courses are meticulously crafted to meet the current workplace fire safety legislation and equip you with the tools to excel in your role as a Fire Warden.

Course Details

Duration: One Day

Course Content

1. Introduction: The course begins with a comprehensive introduction to the role of a Fire Warden and their significance in fire safety.
2. Legal Module: Understand the legal aspects of fire safety to ensure compliance with regulations and avoid potential liabilities.
3. Fire and Smoke Behavior: Delve into the theory of fire and smoke behavior. Gain insights into how fires spread and the associated dangers.
4. Fire Hazard Identification: Learn to identify potential fire hazards within your workplace and effective methods for fire prevention.
5. Human Behavior and Firefighting Theory: Understand the psychology behind human behavior in emergency situations and apply firefighting theory to real-world scenarios.
6. Role and Responsibilities of Fire Wardens: Learn about the critical responsibilities of Fire Wardens and their contribution to workplace safety.
7. Site-Specific Fire Evacuation Procedures: Acquire knowledge of site-specific fire evacuation procedures to ensure an organized and efficient response during emergencies.
8. Fire Safety at Home: Extend your fire safety knowledge to home environments and participate in practical exercises to reinforce your learning.
9. Assessment: The course concludes with a quiz to assess your comprehension and readiness to fulfill your responsibilities as a Fire Warden effectively.

Certification

Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a certification from EHS International. This certification is valid for 3 years and we encourage attendees to renew their certification after this period to stay up to date with best practices and regulations.

Who Is This Course Intended For?

Our Fire Warden training courses are intended for individuals who have been designated or appointed as Fire Wardens within their workplace or organization. This includes, but is not limited to:

• Employees responsible for fire safety in the workplace.
• Supervisors or managers with fire safety responsibilities.
• Those designated to assist in the event of a fire or emergency evacuation.
• Anyone interested in enhancing their knowledge of fire safety and emergency procedures.

Max Participants:

10 per course