Fire Warden

Course Details

e3learning has partnered with Chubb, a leading fire and safety solution provider, to develop a Fire Warden course that covers all areas of theoretical training required to perform the role of Fire Warden.

Throughout the course, interactive activities and animations develop and reinforce an understanding of how to prepare for and respond to emergencies in the workplace, and regular assessments ensure participants have a thorough understanding of the training.

This course will cover the theory parts of two units of competency (PUAWER001A and PUAWER004A) from the Public Safety Training Package when delivered in partnership with an appropriate Registered Training Organisation.

Fire Warden

Learning Outcomes

  • Understand the role and responsibilities of the Emergency Control Organisation
  • Understand the role and responsibilities of the fire warden
  • Understand the types of emergency systems in the workplace and their functions
  • Recognise different types of emergencies and emergency responses
  • Practical understanding of the general role of the fire warden
  • Practical understanding of the role of the fire warden in an emergency
  • Practical understanding of human behaviour during emergencies and how to respond
  • Understand the risk/hazard management process

Course Content

The course covers the following topics:

  • Identifying and reporting emergencies and hazards
  • Behaviour during emergencies
  • The structure and functions of the emergency control organisation
  • Emergency response procedures
  • Workplace emergency systems
  • Responding to emergency warnings
  • Prevention of and preparation for emergencies
  • Identifying hazards
  • Risk assessment
  • Controlling hazards

Estimated duration
50 Minutes

Target audience
The course has been designed to provide training for wardens and floor/area wardens.

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Email firstaid@redcross.org.au or Telephone 1300 367 428