TOP 10 FIRE SAFETY COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 2

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.

Fire is a?serious emergency in any situation and fires in modern buildings develop quickly, spreading extreme heat and toxic smoke which need to be responded to immediately.

Our professional staff and accredited contractors are available to conduct on-site staff training at your request. Reliance Fire Protection training sessions cover the recognition of different fire hazards, the correct use of fire protection equipment and the means of dealing with fire events.

In the event of a building evacuation as a result of a fire, the role of Fire Warden is crucial to the safety of all building occupants. During an evacuation, the Building or Chief Warden represents the New Zealand Fire Service until their arrival and therefore has authority over occupants.

The Wormald Fire Extinguisher training course is designed to equip your staff with the skills they need to respond to a workplace fire and make the right decisions to ensure their safety and minimize damage to the workplace.

When there is little time to think, your staff must already know what to do – whether to attempt to extinguish the fire or to get out. Our training courses provide your staff the skills and confidence to make the right decisions and act quickly in the event of a workplace fire.

Non-Warden fire safety training tends to be ad hoc or limited to induction training. This can leave team members vulnerable and unsure what to do in an emergency as many tend to rely on Wardens for instruction.

Using handheld fire-fighting equipment to extinguish a fire can be an extremely dangerous and daunting task for the first time and if not used correctly can actually cause a fire to spread.