Fire Warden Training Casino

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Preparing your team for an emergency is one of the most responsible steps you can take as a business owner. At Revive Training, we provide in-depth fire warden training designed to help your staff protect themselves and others when the unexpected happens.

We’ll train your team in fire safety, evacuation planning, EWIS operation and emergency coordination. You’ll also receive assistance with assigning ECO roles such as chief warden, floor warden and communications officer. Our courses are compliant with Australian standards and are delivered by certified instructors with extensive industry experience.

Book your session today—we provide fire warden training on-site at your Casino business, ensuring minimal disruption while keeping your team informed and ready.

COMPREHENSIVE FIRE WARDEN TRAINING COURSES

Identify the role of a fire warden & its legal importance
Execute safe & organised evacuation strategies
Guide & assist staff in a clear, calm manner
Learn EWIS systems to ensure effective communication
Understand workplace fire prevention techniques
Build a proactive culture of safety & awareness
Manage communications with key stakeholders

Pricing: $50 per person

Duration: 45-minute session

Location: On-site at your business in Casino

Certification:

Certification of attendance

OPERATE AS PART OF AN EMERGENCY CONTROL ORGANISATION

Design practical emergency plans for your worksite
Take leadership during high-stress emergency scenarios
Contribute to formal post-event assessments

Pricing: $130 per person

Duration: 3 to 4 hours

Location: On-site at your business in Casino

Certification:

PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need prior experience before taking fire warden training?

No prior experience is needed. Fire warden training is designed to be accessible for all employees, regardless of their background. Courses start with the basics and build toward practical knowledge, ensuring everyone can participate and learn effectively.
How can I identify suitable fire warden candidates in my workplace?

Ideal fire warden candidates are calm under pressure, good communicators, physically capable, and familiar with the premises. Look for employees who are confident, responsible and willing to undergo training and refreshers to stay prepared.
Is fire warden training relevant in low-risk workplaces?

Yes. Even in offices or low-risk environments, fire safety is a legal requirement. Unexpected emergencies can happen anywhere, so fire wardens play a key role in ensuring everyone exits safely and procedures are followed.