Fire wardens are critical members of your fire safety team. They have responsibility for preventing and containing fires, and for evacuating other people from the building in the event of a fire using an effective fire evacuation drill. They need to be well-trained to handle an emergency with calm confidence, keeping people safe from fire. Fire wardens also liaise with the fire and rescue service in the event of a fire.
One of the greatest responsibilities of the fire warden is fire prevention through risk assessment, routine checks and housekeeping. This means that if they see actions that are likely to result in a fire, it is their responsibility to challenge those actions and determine a better approach that minimises or removes the risk.
Who is it for?
Our Fire Warden Training is for members of staff responsible for fire evacuation drills, putting out a fire, liaising with the fire and rescue service in the event of a fire, evaluating others in the event of a fire, routine checks and housekeeping to prevent a fire and influencing others’ fire prevention behaviour.
Benefits of using Benfield Fire Safety
Benfield Fire Safety’s Fire Warden Training is delivered by ex-fire service personnel with more than 20 years’ experience of dealing with fire prevention and safety. Our team is qualified by The Institute of Fire Safety Managers and The Institute of Fire Engineers. You can be assured that Benfield Fire Safety has the knowledge and practical experience to provide professional and high-quality fire safety training that will keep your business safe from fire and compliant with legislation.
Course Content
Our high-quality fire warden course provides your fire warden with the skills, knowledge, and experience they need to help prevent fires and to calmly deal with others in the event of a fire. It covers a wide range of issues relating to fires and fire prevention, including locating and extinguishing fires. One crucial part of this is knowing when it is not safe to undertake this action. Learning how to brief your local fire and rescue service to enable them to carry out their role as effectively as possible is also an important part of training. Fire wardens also have a responsibility to ensure that others know what to do in the event of a fire. Our ‘fire warden train the trainer’ approach aids fire wardens in learning how to train others within the building to better understand their responsibilities.
After taking this fire safety course, your fire wardens will know how to:
- Appropriate and effective actions of a Fire Warden.
- Understanding ofFEEPS and PEEPS.
- Awareness of fire risk assessment.
- Identifying/removing hazards.
- Test & inspection of fire assets e.g. fire alarms, fire extinguishers, fire doors, emergency lighting and other such equipment.
- Record keeping and reporting observations.
- Ensuring escape routes remain available at all times.
- Classifications of fire and different types of fire extinguishers.
- Correct tactics & techniques for different extinguishing medias
- Extinguish a fire real or simulated fire using the correct extinguisher.
- Application of a fire blanket.
If a fire is discovered:
- Taking appropriate and effective action if fire occurs.
- Ensuring the alarm is raised.
- Checking all aspects of business operations are made safe.
- Evacuating staff/visitors from the affected building or area.
- Checking staff/visitors with disabilities are assisted.
- Calling the fire service and providing relevant details.
- Fighting the fire if it is safe to do so.
- Maintaining safe person concept at all times.
Our Fire Warden Training course lasts 4 hours and includes hands-on fire extinguisher training and it can be run on your premises so your staff gain first-hand knowledge and experience of possible fire emergencies in your building.
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