Fire Warden / Marshall

Description

Who should take the fire marshal training courses?

Appointing a fire warden is crucial for workplace fire safety and meeting health standards across all industries. Our vital skills fire warden training course is designed for anyone interested in becoming a fully-trained fire warden, regardless of their prior knowledge. The training covers essential fire safety basics and the responsibilities of a fire warden.

Course Objectives

Article 18 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 states that competent persons should assist the responsible person in fire safety measures. Therefore, fire wardens (or fire marshals) must be appointed and adequately trained to ensure fire safety measures are effectively implemented during an emergency.

Our accredited fire warden training course seeks:

• To provide the learner with sufficient information that will enable them to discharge their duties and responsibilities as a Fire Warden within their designated workplace.
• To provide the learner with sufficient information to enable them to identify the types of fire extinguishers in their workplace.
• To provide the learners with sufficient information to understand how fire extinguishers operate without putting themselves or others at risk.

Fire Warden Training Course Content

1. An overview of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (RRO)
2. What is a ‘responsible person’ and what are their responsibilities in accordance with the RRO?
3. Core responsibilities and duties of a fire warden
4. Fire Prevention – hazard identification
5. Means of escape
6. What to do in the event of a fire
7. Refuge areas
8. Workplace checks
9. Fire-fighting equipment i.e. fire extinguisher

Additional Information

Training Delivery Methods:

1. In-person training (Face-to-face at Pentagon Training UK)

2. Global virtual training via Zoom or MS Teams

3. On-the-job training at your preferred site.