Fire Warden (Marshal) Training Newcastle

Description

Become a Competent and Confident Fire Warden or Marshal in Your Workplace.

This comprehensive one-day training course is designed for individuals who are taking on the role of a designated Fire Warden or Fire Marshal within their workplace. The course provides attendees with a thorough understanding of fire safety legislation, the causes and behaviour of fire, and the critical responsibilities of fire wardens during both daily operations and emergency situations.

Delivered in accordance with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, this training ensures that organisations remain compliant with current fire regulations, while empowering Fire Marshals to prevent incidents, coordinate evacuations, and maintain a culture of fire safety awareness.

What You Will Learn

 Fire Safety Legislation – Understand the legal framework surrounding fire safety, including the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005, and how it applies to all premises and staff.

 Employer & Employee Responsibilities – Explore the general duties of employers to ensure a safe environment, and the responsibilities of employees in supporting fire prevention and emergency preparedness.

 The Role of a Fire Warden / Marshal – Learn the specific duties of a Fire Marshal, such as:
 Regular fire checks
 Assisting with evacuations
 Liaising with emergency services
 Headcounts and sweep checks
 Reporting hazards and maintenance issues

 Causes and Components of Fire – Understand the science of fire, including how it starts, spreads, and the Fire Triangle (heat, fuel, oxygen).

 Fire Prevention Methods – Discover how to identify and reduce fire risks, implement safe storage practices, and enforce good housekeeping standards.

 Fire Detection & Warning Systems – Learn how alarms, smoke detectors, and emergency lighting systems function, and the importance of regular testing and maintenance.

 Means of Escape – Explore evacuation routes, assembly points, and how to ensure clear and accessible fire exits for all staff, including those with reduced mobility.

 Firefighting Equipment – Identify and use various fire extinguishers (e.g. water, foam, CO₂, dry powder), and understand when it is safe to attempt to extinguish a fire.

 Evacuation Procedures – Learn how to coordinate a calm, effective evacuation, support vulnerable individuals, and carry out post-evacuation checks and reporting.

Who Should Attend?

 Ideal for nominated Fire Wardens/Marshals, line managers, team leaders, or anyone responsible for fire safety coordination in the workplace.

Why Choose This Course?

 Fully aligned with current UK fire legislation
 Builds confidence in fire prevention and emergency response
 Ensures your organisation is prepared, compliant, and protected

 Course Availability: Available for in-house delivery or open enrolment at selected training venues.

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