Fire Warden - Classroom course

Fire Warden

Classroom
Course code:
IFIQA001
Duration:
1 day
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Target group
To provide delegates with an understanding and appreciation of the nature and classification of fire. Operation and safe use of portable fire-fighting equipment and what their actions would be in the event of a fire. The course will also provide designated staff with sufficient understanding of fire, how to apply the emergency plan procedures, identify hazards and supervise the safe evacuation of company personnel. The course is suitable for supervisors and designated staff with fire and safety responsibilities in the industrial, commercial and public sectors. The course is designed for employees to have a basic understanding and training in Fire Awareness thereby reducing the risk of fire in the workplace. This course complies with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and Health and Safety Legislation
Prerequisites
ITEMS TO BRING: All delegates must bring Photographic I.D. and PASSPORT only (original or copy) HEALTH: All delegates will be asked to complete a medical questionnaire prior to course commencement.
Objective
Aim of the course is to raise awareness and understanding regarding fire safety in accordance with the following elements: A greater awareness of fire and smoke Awareness of fire safety measures in the workplace An understanding of their action in the event of a fire actions Ability to identify and operate fire fighting equipment Awareness of fire hazards in the workplace Understand the role of Fire Warden / Marshal Understand the importance of regular drills A greater awareness of the dangers of fire and smoke Awareness of fire safety measures Actions in the event of a fire Identifying correct fire fighting equipment Ability to identify potential fire hazards in the workplace An understanding of human behaviour in fire
Course content
Fire statistics Fire legislation Action in the event of a fire Operation of alarm systems Action on hearing the alarm Means of escape Fire precautions Smoke travel Human behaviour in fire situations Identify hazards in the workplace Liaison with emergency services Fire statistics Theory of Combustion Classification of Fire Method of extinguishment Identification and types of Portable Fire Extinguishers Operation and use of fire extinguishers Basic fire fighting techniques Fire Development (Spread of Heat & Smoke) Fire Prevention (Good Housekeeping Practices) Actions in the event of a fire Practical Exercises (Use of Fire Extinguishers, Fire Blanket & Hose reel)
Exam
Course completion certificate will be issued to all delegates who successfully complete the training programme
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