Fire Safety Training Programs
COURSE: FIRE WARDEN (FW 103)
Course Description
Fire warden is a person who has authority to direct in the extinguishing of fires or order what precautions shall be taken against fires; also called fire marshal or a person who ensures that a building is safely occupied and evacuated successfully during fire emergencies.
Course Objectives
- Encourage the application of standard emergency evacuation procedure
- Ultimately, minimise the risk to life and property
- Create awareness on the duties and responsibilities of a fire warden
Course Content
- Introduction
- Fire Safety
- Types Of Occupancy
- Emergency
- Fire Warden
- Fire Drill And Emergency Key Personnel
- Emergency Evacuation
- Underlying Principles
- Emergency Plan
- Fire Alarm Evacuation Procedure
Course Details
Prerequisite: Basic fire fighting course or experience
Target Audience: All personnel appointed to manage emergencies
Duration: 3 hours
Methodology: Online classroom session with digital projector
Certification: Issued upon completion
Revalidation: Every two years
Fire Safety Training
Objectives
- Recognizing Fire Hazards
- What to do in case of Fire
- Responding consciously during a fire
- Using Fire Extinguishers
Learning Objectives
- Identifying fire formation procedures
- Discuss causes and classification of fire safety
- Discuss importance of fire safety control tools
- Outline elements of fire prevention
- Familiarize with workplace safety inspection & reporting
- Describe fire safety devices & their working techniques
- Share requirements of emergency evacuation plans
- Acknowledge types of fire extinguishers & their usage
Course Details
Duration: 3 hours
Who Can Take This Course: New Entrants, Fire Technicians, Fire Wardens, Safety Officers, Fire Marshals, Emergency Response & Rescue Personnel, Interested Employees
Mode: Virtual training (Online) - No practical component
Benefits
- Protect Employees and Customers
- Give People Peace of Mind
- Boost Employee Skills
- Improve Fire Risk Assessment
- Abide by Government Legislation