Fire Warden Training

• Professional Background: No prior fire safety experience is required; however, a basic understanding of workplace safety and health procedures will enhance the learning experience.
• Language Proficiency: Learners must have a good command of English, as all course content, discussions, and assessments are delivered in English.
• Interest in Safety: The course is ideal for individuals aiming to take on a Fire Warden role, enhancing workplace safety and contributing to overall emergency preparedness.

• Understand Fire Safety Protocols: Gain a comprehensive understanding of fire risks, prevention strategies, and emergency procedures to ensure a safe work environment.
• Develop Emergency Response Skills: Learn how to effectively manage fire evacuations, conduct fire drills, and support colleagues during an emergency.
• Identify and Assess Fire Risks: Acquire the skills to identify potential fire hazards in the workplace and implement preventive measures to reduce the risk of fire.
• Perform Fire Safety Inspections: Understand how to conduct regular fire safety checks, ensuring fire exits, alarms, and equipment are functioning correctly.
• Promote Workplace Fire Safety Culture: Learn to communicate fire safety protocols clearly to colleagues and encourage a culture of safety within the workplace.

The Fire Warden Training Course is tailored for professionals responsible for fire safety in their workplace. Below are the individuals who can benefit from this course:

• Health and Safety Officers
• Managers
• Supervisors
• Office Administrators
• Facilities Managers
• Security Personnel
• Team Leaders
• Operations Managers
• Fire Safety Coordinators

Module 1: Management of Health and Safety

• What is Health and Safety Management?
• Effective Health and Safety Management
   

Module 2: Introduction to Fire Action Plan

• Fire and Rescue
• How Can F&R Help Prevent Fire?
• Fire Figures for the UK (2016/17)
• Grenfell Tower Fire
• UK Regulations
   

Module 3: Identifying Hazards in the Workplace

• Legal Guidelines
• Managing Fire Safety
• Building Safety
• Holiday and Sickness Cover
• Fire Procedures
• Business Overview
   

Module 4: Fire Warden Responsibilities

• Introduction to Fire Warden Responsibilities
• Duties of a Fire Warden/Marshall
• Emergency Plan
• Fire Prevention
• Equipment Needs
• Warden Planning
• Fire Safety Signs
   

Module 5: Methods for Prevention and Protection

• What is Fire?
• Fire Tetrahedron
• Fuels in a Fire
• Heat and Ignition
• Importance of Oxygen
• Fire Triangle
• Reasons Behind Fatalities
• Smoke
• Carbon Glass
• Hydrogen Gases and Practicalities
• Action Plan
• Prevention Exercise
   

Module 6: Types of Fire

• Common Causes of Fire
• Types of Fires
   

Module 7: Impact of Safety Equipment

• Extinguisher Types
• Types of Fire Extinguishers
• Extinguisher Types A-B-C-D
• Evacuation Points and Chairs
   

Module 8: Fire Audit

• Importance of Monitoring
• Fire Audit Checklist
• Internal Audit Framework
• Fire Audit
• Reasons for Arson Attacks
• Commercial Kitchens
• Reasons for Electrical Fires in Offices
• What is the Cost of a Fire?
• Review
   

Module 9: Risk Assessment

• Adequate Risk Assessment
• Inspections
• Key Steps to Conduct an Effective Risk Assessment
   

Module 10: Safety Equipment and Escape Routes

• Extinguishers
• Sprinkler Systems
• Escape Routes
• Issues for Consideration
• Practice Fire Drills
• Staff Churn and Fire Drills
• Building Works or Alterations
• Incident Records
• Major Event BCP Knowledge