Fire Warden Training

Fire Warden Training: Plan and conduct evacuation of premises

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This nationally VETAB approved course is suitable for companies and organisations which require selected members of staff to be trained as building fire wardens, and will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage building emergencies.
Course Description:	To provide participants with the knowledge and practical skills to effectively perform the role and responsibilities of building fire warden.
Learning Objectives:	Discuss evacuation and assembly principles and procedures. Discuss fire, bomb threat, and other emergencies and their effects on the workplace. Identify the workplace fireboard and fire equipment location(s). Demonstrate knowledge of workplace evacuation procedures. Demonstrate the correct method of fighting a fire, using the FAST fire tray and selected fireextinguishers. Demonstrate efficient evacuation of the workplace.
Target Audience:	This fire warden training is suitable for companies and organisations which require selected members of staff to be trained as building fire wardens, and will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage building emergencies.
Course Prerequisites:	The course is for those participants who have been delegated to perform the role of fire warden or assistant fire warden.
Course Format:	The course includes a balanced content of theory and class participation through open discussion and practical application.
Course Length:	5 Hours .
Participant Materials:	Course Book (provided by Healthcorp).
Requirements for Completion:	100% attendance & participation.
Venue:	For groups of 10 or more we can train on-site.
Qualification issued:	Statement of Attainment, presented on a certificate.
Legislative Authorisations:	The course is nationally recognised through inclusion on the ANTA National Training Register.
Cost:	Onsite $1300, Maximum of 15 people.
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