IFSMC Fire Warden

Course Duration

1 Day (6 – 8 Hours)

Assessment Method

1. Theory Assessment

Participants will be evaluated through:

  • Theory Assessment: Multiple-choice questions and scenario-based short answers
  • Practical Assessment: Demonstration of fire watch routines and extinguisher handling
Demonstration of fire extinguisher use and participation in evacuation simulation

Successful participants will receive an IFSMC Fire Warden Certificate of Competence, valid for 3 years and recognized by employers committed to international fire safety standards.

Course Overview

The IFSMC Fire Warden Course provides participants with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills to perform the crucial role of a Fire Warden in any workplace setting. This course equips learners to proactively prevent fire incidents, ensure safe evacuation, and comply with international fire safety regulations and standards.

Delivered by experienced fire safety professionals, this training combines theoretical understanding with hands-on exercises to build confidence and competence in fire emergency management.

Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the roles and responsibilities of a Fire Warden.
  • Identify common workplace fire hazards and implement control measures.
  • Understand fire prevention principles and emergency preparedness.
  • Use fire-fighting equipment effectively and safely.
  • Coordinate evacuation procedures and assist occupants during an emergency.
  • Comply with relevant fire safety legislation and organizational procedures.

Reference

This course is developed in alignment with:

  • UK Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
  • NFPA 10: Standard for Portable Fire Extinguishers
  • BS 9999: Code of Practice for Fire Safety in the Design, Management, and Use of Buildings
  • International Fire Safety Management Best Practices

Course Outline

Introduction to Fire Safety

  • Principles of fire and combustion
  • Fire triangle and classes of fire

Fire Warden Roles & Responsibilities

  • Legal obligations
  • Emergency planning and drills

Fire Prevention and Risk Reduction

  • Identifying hazards
  • Housekeeping and control measures

Fire Detection and Alarm Systems

  • Types of detectors and alarms
  • Maintenance and testing

Fire-Fighting Equipment

  • Types and uses of extinguishers
  • Safe operation techniques

Emergency Evacuation Procedures

  • Evacuation strategies
  • Accounting for occupants

Practical Session

  • Fire extinguisher demonstration
  • Role-play evacuation drill

Why Choose This Course?

  • Aligned with globally recognized fire safety standards.
  • Delivered by qualified fire safety trainers with real-world expertise.
  • Combines classroom learning with practical exercises.
  • Enhances workplace compliance and safety culture.

Who Should Enrol?

This course is ideal for:

  • Fire Wardens and Fire Marshals
  • Health and Safety Representatives
  • Facilities Managers
  • Supervisors and Team Leaders
  • Any staff responsible for fire safety in their workplace

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