Fire Warden

This course is designed to prepare workers for the role as Fire Warden or Chief Warden in the workplace, including preparing for small workplace emergencies such as a small fire, preventing and responding to emergencies, and recovery. This course is appropriate for people requiring the skills to perform the duties of a Warden & Chief Warden in the workplace.

Course Outcome

On successful completion, Maxwell Training issues students with a Statement of Attainment recognised under the Australian Qualifications Framework for the following units of competency:

• PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation
• PUAFER008 Confine small emergencies in a facility
• PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
  (Note: PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation is a prerequisite to PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation)

Description:

Maxwell Training’s Complete Basic Fire training is a proactive course designed to prepare you for the role as Warden or Chief Warden in your workplace and prepare you for small workplace emergencies. Training includes such incidents as a small fire that can be controlled using a nearby fire extinguisher.  Preventing, preparing for and responding to emergencies, recovery from emergencies, giving instructions on the priority order for responding to the emergency and being the primary liaison with Emergency Services. By attending this course you will learn how to effectively control workplace emergencies. 

This course is appropriate for people requiring the skills to perform the duties of a Warden & Chief Warden in the workplace.

Demonstrating Competency

• Respond to emergency reports, signals and warnings
• Initiate and control initial emergency response
• Anticipate the further development of emergencies
• Use initial response equipment
• Assist with post initial response
• Prepare for workplace emergencies
• Apply command, control and coordinate aspects of workplace emergency procedures
• Control the response to emergency reports, signals and warnings
• Coordinate reports and results of initial emergency response
• Conclude incident