This course is for specific employees who have been delegated to assist their employer by fulfilling the role of Fire Warden (or Fire Marshall). Fire Wardens perform a critical role in your business. To reduce the risk of fire they may be asked to identify potential fire hazards.

In Northern Ireland Employers are required by law to ensure that all employees undergo basic fire safety training from a competent person at induction and periodically thereafter, usually on an annual basis.

Fire Warden course training is offered by Fire Medics for all skill level. The flexibility of our courses means that we can deliver cost-effective bespoke fire safety training at your preferred venue (if required), on dates to suit you.

Fire Safety Awareness course training is offered by Fire Medics for all skill level. The flexibility of our courses means that we can deliver cost-effective bespoke fire safety training at your preferred venue (if required), on dates to suit you.

Training to introduce and refresh the learners of the legislation and aspects of fire safety in the work place.

Course combining the legislative aspects of dealing with a fire emergency in the work place, and the first-hand experience of how to put a fire out should you decide to tackle it as a designated fire warden/marshal in your workplace.

Having a designated fire warden at work is an important part of fire safety. The fire warden works together with the employer to ensure that fire safety measures and evacuation procedures are in place and effective.

Maintaining fire safety at work is not an option.  By law, businesses must ensure that their systems and procedures meet minimum legal requirements, with the right plan and hardware in place to help keep staff and visitors safe, should the worst happen.

This Fire Wardens Training Course is suitable for anyone who has the desire and responsibility to step up to the mark i.e. those personnel who have been given fire marshalling responsibilities in your organisation.

Fire Awareness Training entails the training of staff in areas of reducing the risks of fire hazards on site and what to do in the event of fire within the work area.