Fire Warden Essentials

Learn fire safety duties, evacuation roles, and risk awareness with Fire Warden Essentials – a must-have for responsible workplace safety.

Overview:

Fires can escalate in moments – and a well-informed fire warden can make all the difference. Fire Warden Essentials offers vital knowledge for those tasked with workplace fire safety responsibilities. This course takes you through the legal basics, evacuation procedures, risk identification, and effective communication during fire-related events. From understanding how fires start to recognising hazards before they spread, this course keeps it focused and informative.

You’ll learn what’s expected of a fire warden, what to do in an emergency, and how to assist in keeping colleagues calm and informed. Whether you're appointed as a fire warden or simply want to know more about safety obligations, the material is presented in a clear, no-fuss style with strong emphasis on awareness, responsibility and decision-making. It’s serious stuff – but we’ve made it engaging without being dull. After all, safety doesn’t need to be boring.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the core duties of a designated fire warden.
• Identify common causes and risks associated with workplace fires.
• Know how to initiate and support safe evacuations effectively.
• Recognise types of fire extinguishers and their appropriate use.
• Develop awareness of legal duties related to fire safety roles.
• Respond confidently to alarms and emergency fire situations.

Who is this Course For:

• Office staff nominated as designated fire wardens.
• Managers responsible for overseeing workplace safety planning.
• Employees keen to boost their fire risk awareness.
• Building supervisors in charge of occupant evacuation.
• HR professionals coordinating workplace safety procedures.
• Warehouse or factory workers in shared work environments.
• Remote workers needing fire safety certification for employers.
• Anyone interested in improving workplace fire safety knowledge.

Career Path:

• Fire Safety Officer – £35,000 per year
• Health and Safety Coordinator – £31,000 per year
• Facilities Manager – £38,000 per year
• Building Services Officer – £34,000 per year
• Risk Assessor (Fire Safety Focused) – £36,500 per year
• Fire Safety Advisor (Corporate Sector) – £40,000 per year