Becoming a Fire Warden - Online Course

Step into the role of a fire warden with this online course in fire safety and emergency planning.

Becoming a Fire Warden – Online Course is designed for those ready to take responsibility seriously, especially when it comes to the safety of others. This fire safety course equips you with the essential understanding of fire prevention, emergency evacuation, and legal responsibilities—no hose required, just clear thinking and sharp awareness.

From workplace fire safety policies to how and when to use extinguishers, this course offers an online path to becoming a trusted safety figure in any setting. Whether you're a health and safety officer or the go-to person when someone smells smoke near the toaster, this course prepares you to take action confidently and calmly.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the core principles of fire safety and hazard awareness.
• Identify key responsibilities of a designated fire warden at work.
• Assess workplace fire risks and improve current safety procedures.
• Learn the types and correct use of fire extinguishers.
• Respond effectively during fire emergencies and evacuations.
• Address fire safety needs for vulnerable or special populations.

Curriculum of Becoming a Fire Warden – Online Course

• Module 1: Fire Safety Fundamentals
• Module 2: Fire Safety Planning and Preparedness
• Module 3: Fire Safety in the Workplace
• Module 4: Fire Extinguisher Usage and Emergency Procedure
• Module 5: Emergency Evacuation Procedures
• Module 6: Fire Safety for Special Populations

Who is this Course For

• Office managers responsible for team health and safety roles.
• Facilities staff overseeing workplace safety and emergency plans.
• School staff needing fire safety and evacuation training.
• Warehouse supervisors managing large indoor spaces and staff.
• Event organisers preparing for crowd safety and emergencies.
• Retail staff in charge of store evacuation protocols.
• Building caretakers with fire prevention responsibilities.
• Hospitality workers managing public buildings and guest safety.

Career Path

• Fire Safety Officer – Average Salary: £32,000 per year
• Health and Safety Coordinator – Average Salary: £29,000 per year
• Facilities Manager – Average Salary: £37,000 per year
• Risk Assessor – Average Salary: £30,500 per year
• Housing Officer – Average Salary: £27,500 per year
• Compliance Administrator – Average Salary: £26,000 per year