Learn Your Fire Safety Responsibilities
It is every business’s responsibility to ensure their employees’ safety. One of the key ways to do this is by having qualified fire wardens on staff. At Revive Training, we offer a comprehensive fire warden training course or an accredited certification to operate as part of an emergency control organisation that will prepare your employees to handle any situation that may arise.
Our experienced and certified instructors will cover fire safety procedures, evacuation drills, EWIS systems and more. We can assist you with assigning ECO responsibilities and emergency management committee members including the chief and deputy fire wardens, area/floor wardens and communications officers.
Get in touch with us today to find out more about our fire warden training courses in the Northern Rivers. We perform training on-site at your premises in Ballina, Tweed Heads, Lismore, Byron Bay, Casino or surrounds.
Courses & Pricing
comprehensive fire warden training courses
- Understand their role & responsibilities as a fire warden
- Effectively evacuate a building in the event of a fire
- Coordinate other employees during an evacuation
- Use EWIS systems correctly
- Understand fire safety procedures
- Implement fire safety procedures in the workplace
- Deal with the media & other stakeholders after an incident
Pricing: $50 per person
Duration: 20-30mins
Location: On-site at your business in the Northern Rivers
Certification: Certification of attendance
OPERATE AS PART OF AN EMERGENCY CONTROL ORGANISATION
- Undertake pre-emergency planning
- Take appropriate actions in an emergency
- Assist with post emergency activities
Pricing: $130 per person
Duration: 3 hours
Location: On-site at your business in the Northern Rivers
Certification: PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the responsibilities of a fire warden in the workplace?
A fire warden is responsible for coordinating safe evacuations, guiding occupants to designated assembly points, and conducting headcounts to confirm everyone has exited safely. They also liaise with emergency services on arrival, check designated areas for stragglers, and ensure fire safety equipment and evacuation routes remain clear and accessible at all times.
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How many fire wardens does a workplace need?
The number of fire wardens required depends on factors such as the size of the workplace, number of occupants, building layout, and level of fire risk. Relevant Australian standards and codes of practice generally recommend at least one fire warden per floor or work area, with additional wardens appointed for larger or higher-risk premises.
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Do fire wardens need to participate in evacuation drills?
Yes, fire wardens play a key role in workplace evacuation drills, helping to test emergency procedures and ensure staff understand evacuation routes and assembly points. Regular drills allow wardens to practise coordinating movements, identifying potential bottlenecks, and refining their response, ultimately improving overall preparedness and confidence during a genuine fire emergency situation.
Keep your employees safe with training from Revive Training.
