Fire Warden Training Byron Bay

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Your employees’ safety is your responsibility—and having a trained fire warden team is a crucial part of that. At Revive Training, we deliver comprehensive fire warden training that equips your staff to respond calmly and effectively during workplace emergencies.

Our experienced trainers cover a broad range of topics including fire response procedures, evacuation coordination, EWIS systems and emergency communication. We’ll also guide you in assigning members of your emergency control organisation, from chief wardens to communication officers. Training is delivered on-site at your Byron Bay premises and can be tailored to your business size and layout.

Contact Revive Training to learn how our courses can help you create a safer, more prepared workplace.

COMPREHENSIVE FIRE WARDEN TRAINING COURSES

Gain clear understanding of fire warden responsibilities
Learn to coordinate safe evacuations under pressure
Help direct others to exits & assembly areas
Master EWIS system functions & alarm procedures
Recognise common fire hazards in your workplace
Apply basic fire safety measures & protocols
Respond confidently when speaking to authorities

Pricing: $50 per person

Duration: 45-minute session

Location: On-site at your business in Byron Bay

Certification:

Certification of attendance

OPERATE AS PART OF AN EMERGENCY CONTROL ORGANISATION

Learn emergency planning & team coordination
Take appropriate, calm actions when incidents occur
Support your team with post-incident reviews

Pricing: $130 per person

Duration: 3 to 4 hours

Location: On-site at your business in Byron Bay

Certification:

PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an age limit for becoming a fire warden?

There’s no specific age limit, but fire wardens should be physically capable of performing duties like assisting others during evacuations, staying calm under pressure and operating safety equipment. Employers should assess each person’s suitability based on the role’s demands.
Can casual or part-time staff become fire wardens?

Yes. Part-time and casual staff can serve as fire wardens if they’re regularly present and trained. It’s important that any staff taking on emergency responsibilities are confident, reliable and available during peak hours or critical shifts.
What is the PUAFER005 unit?

PUAFER005 – Operate as part of an emergency control organisation – is a nationally recognised unit of competency. It teaches participants how to respond effectively to workplace emergencies, carry out evacuation procedures and support emergency management structures.