Fire Wardens Course

Course Description

The Fire Wardens course has been designed to meet the requirements of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005. It requires the ‘responsible person’ of every workplace to carry out a fire risk assessment and to nominate a sufficient number of Fire Wardens to assist in implementing the procedures identified in that fire risk assessment.

Who Should Attend

Anyone responsible for overseeing fire safety, designated Fire Wardens, and anyone who needs to know how to use fire extinguishers. Previous experience and/or qualifications are not a requirement.

Course Content

The course will cover The role of the Fire Warden, Liaison with the Fire Service, Action on discovering fire, Fire safety legislation, The chemistry of the fire, Common causes of fire, Fire safety precautions, Fire drills and evacuation, How to use fire extinguishers and when booked and practical, the use of Fire Extinguishers in a live fire scenario.

Assessment & Award

Candidates will be assessed throughout the course. Successful candidates will be awarded certification which will detail the syllabus covered and that an appropriate standard has been achieved.

Duration

This is a ½ day course tailored to suit your needs and requirements.

Cost

This course is best suited as an ‘in house course’ and charges will therefore be wholly dependent on duration, content, location and whether live fire training is required. We are happy to present you with a quote once we understand your requirements.

Venue

This course is mostly run on-site with clients.

Testimonials

“Live fire training – awesome”

September 2010

“What a nice chap, very competent”

September 2010

“ Relaxed course  great tutor”

September 2010

“The feedback from my staff with regards to your course was second to none.  Thank you for all your help and hard work”

July 2010

“Brilliant, thanks for helping me to understand my duties as a Fire Marshall”

July 2010

“Thank you for an enjoyable course, well presented and I now feel competent”

July 2010

“What did I enjoy?  EVERYTHING”

May 2010