TOP 10 FIRE SAFETY COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND

This course is primarily for personnel whose duties involve fire and rescue response in the workplace and will also be relevant to other learners who anticipate the need to use hand-held fire extinguishers in industrial or domestic situations.

This course is suitable for any person appointed as a Chief Fire Warden or Fire Warden, or general staff members wishing to improve their knowledge of the actions required in the event of a Fire Emergency.

This fire extinguisher course will provide you with an understanding of the different types of fire extinguishers and give you the practical skills to put out a fire using the correct equipment, whilst learning about new developments relating to effective fire suppression.

Certified Fire Evacuation is a consultant working in the fire evacuation industry, who has met the prescribed criteria and accepted by FPANZ as a Certified Fire Evacuation Consultant.

The training of Wardens in the evacuation scheme requirements and procedures is paramount to ensure all Wardens are fully conversant with what their duties are and what may be required of them during an evacuation.

Workplace Warden course training is offered by Fire Rescue First Response for all skill level. Fire Rescue First Response are the foremost providers of safety training for First Aid, Fire Fighting, Health and safety, Industrial, Municipal and Medical Emergency Response Training.

Fire extinguishers can help staff tackle smaller fires and work well alongside your fixed fire suppression systems.

Fire Warden course training is offered by Actron Fire Services for all skill level. We specialise in hand operated fire protection services and related safety equipment for commercial, marine and domestic use. 

This course will give you a knowledge and understanding of the duties of a Fire and Emergency Warden in accordance with the law, as well as the practical skills to effectively evacuate the workplace in event of a fire or emergency.

Fire Warden training includes responsibilities of the Chief Warden, Deputy Chief Warden, and Area/Search Warden, and consists of floor clearance and reporting procedures, action to be taken if you discover a fire, what to do if the alarms are activated, persons requiring assistance, and more.