Fire Marshals and Fire Wardens eLearning
Who is it for?
The Fire Marshals and Fire Wardens course from First Response (First Aid) Ltd helps those who undertake the role of a Fire Marshal or Fire Warden understand how fires start, how they spread, the need for good housekeeping and what needs to be done in the event of an emergency.
How is it Delivered?
The Fire Marshals and Fire Wardens training can be accessed online or through a computer to each person at their desktop or laptop or other device.
This online training can be completed at the person’s own pace as progress is recorded and can be returned to later.
By training in this way, the costs of training are reduced but the desired awareness are still achieved as well as compliance with the organisation’s legal responsibilities.
Course Summary
The course has been developed for all levels of employees in a company who have been nominated to undertake the responsibilities of a Fire Marshal or Fire Warden.
The aim of the course is to make learners aware of fire precautions, emergency arrangements and their role in the fire safety management plan. At the end of the training learners will be able to:
- Appreciate the components of fire and how fires start
- Identify the typical causes of fire and the importance of good housekeeping in the workplace
- Recognise that human error or actions are the main cause of a fire
- Understand what to do on discovering a fire
- Appreciate the importance of fire doors and separation between rooms, floors and means of escape
- Recognise the differences between types of firefighting equipment and the classification of fires they can be used on
- Appreciate the role of a Fire Marshal or Fire Warden and the day to day actions that can be taken to prevent fires occurring
- Assist in implementing the fire and emergency management plan and evacuation procedures
- Recognise what can go wrong and what should occur in evacuations
- Carry out a safe sweep search of an allotted area in the event of an evacuation
- Assist the building emergency coordinator or officer in executing their responsibilities and if necessary deputise for them
- Appreciate the roles and responsibilities of a Building Emergency Coordinator or Officer
The findings from a fire risk assessment required under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order and general fire safety management practice requires that the Responsible Person must ensure that emergency arrangements are in place.
The Responsible Person must also ensure that day to day fire precautions and management systems are organised.
This includes implementing a fire safety plan and ensuring that everyone in the premises knows what to do and actions to take if there is a fire. Fire Marshals and Fire Warden form a central role in the fire safety plan.
Training certificates can be printed once the course is completed and the assessment successfully passed.
A certificate shows the individual has undertaken training and can be kept as part of an individual’s training record.
This eLearning course is IOSH Approved and CPD Certified.