Fire warden training

This program is designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills required to perform the fire warden role effectively. The fire warden plays a critical role in fire safety and emergency response within workplaces and public settings. This training program emphasizes the importance of fire prevention, evacuation procedures, and fire safety management, enabling participants to enhance safety and protect lives in the event of a fire or other emergencies.

Course code

DNV-SFT-18


Learning Objectives

  • To educate participants on the principles of fire safety and prevention within their respective environments
  • To train individuals in the roles and responsibilities of a fire warden or fire marshal, including fire evacuation procedures and emergency response
  • To prepare participants to recognize potential fire hazards, conduct fire drills, and respond to alarms effectively.

Scope

  1. Fire safety principles
  2. Fire prevention and hazard identification
  3. Role and responsibilities of fire wardens
  4. Emergency response
  5. Leadership and communication
  6. Practical drills and scenarios.

Duration

1 day


Entry requirement

  • No prerequisites are required
  • Ability to read/speak the English language.

Assessment

  • Instructor interactive questions throughout the course
  • Final written examination at the end of the course.

Certificate and validity

Certificate of attendance, valid for 2 years, issued on completion of the assessment.

Delivery method

In-person Training
Blended Training
Virtual Training.

Course code

DNV-SFT-18


Learning Objectives

  • To educate participants on the principles of fire safety and prevention within their respective environments
  • To train individuals in the roles and responsibilities of a fire warden or fire marshal, including fire evacuation procedures and emergency response
  • To prepare participants to recognize potential fire hazards, conduct fire drills, and respond to alarms effectively.

Scope

  1. Fire safety principles
  2. Fire prevention and hazard identification
  3. Role and responsibilities of fire wardens
  4. Emergency response
  5. Leadership and communication
  6. Practical drills and scenarios.

Duration

1 day


Entry requirement

  • No prerequisites are required
  • Ability to read/speak the English language.

Assessment

  • Instructor interactive questions throughout the course
  • Final written examination at the end of the course.

Certificate and validity

Certificate of attendance, valid for 2 years, issued on completion of the assessment.

Delivery method

In-person Training
Blended Training
Virtual Training.