Fire Warden Training Ballina

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Ensuring staff are equipped to respond in emergencies is a critical part of workplace safety. Having trained fire wardens in your team makes all the difference during high-pressure situations. At Revive Training, we offer accredited fire warden training tailored to your business, with content aligned to Australian emergency management guidelines.

Participants will gain hands-on experience in fire procedures, evacuation strategies, alarms and communications. We’ll also support your organisation in allocating ECO roles, from chief and deputy fire wardens to floor wardens and emergency communications officers. All training is led by certified instructors with real-world experience.

To find out how our fire warden courses can improve your safety protocols, get in touch today. We offer flexible, on-site training in Lismore and surrounds.

COMPREHENSIVE FIRE WARDEN TRAINING COURSES

Recognise the key responsibilities of fire wardens in your workplace
Safely & efficiently manage evacuations during emergencies
Lead & instruct coworkers to safety during a fire
Operate EWIS equipment
Follow essential fire prevention strategies & safety measures
Promote fire safety awareness & practices among staff
Communicate with external parties such as emergency services

Pricing: $50 per person

Duration: 45-minute session

Location: On-site at your business in Ballina

Certification:

Certification of attendance

OPERATE AS PART OF AN EMERGENCY CONTROL ORGANISATION

Conduct risk assessments & develop emergency response plans
Respond calmly and appropriately during a workplace emergency
Participate in debriefings & implement lessons post-incident

Pricing: $130 per person

Duration: 3 to 4 hours

Location: On-site at your business in Ballina

Certification:

PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation

Frequently Asked Questions

Is fire warden training mandatory?

While it may not be legally mandatory for all employees, Australian workplace health and safety laws require employers to provide a safe working environment. Having trained fire wardens is considered best practice and is often necessary to meet workplace safety obligations, especially in high-risk environments.
How often should fire warden training be renewed?

It’s recommended that fire warden training be refreshed every 1 to 2 years to keep skills and knowledge current. Regulations can change, and regular training ensures wardens remain familiar with procedures, equipment and the layout of the workplace.
What is an ECO (Emergency Control Organisation)?

An ECO is a structured team within a workplace responsible for managing emergencies. It may include chief and deputy wardens, floor wardens and communications officers. Accredited fire warden training often includes training on how to operate effectively as part of an ECO under PUAFER005.