Fire Warden & Fire Marshal Training
Fire Warden and Fire Marshal Training Courses for Businesses
It is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 for employers to arrange training for all members of staff. Staff that have been designated specific duties during an emergency could benefit from our fire warden training course.
This course is suitable for employees that have been given the responsibility of taking a more supervisory role in the event of a fire. They are usually identified as Fire Wardens and Fire Marshals and their duties are an important part of fire safety awareness.
The purpose of this course is to educate Fire Wardens and Fire Marshals about the role and responsibility for fire safety they are undertaking, as well as best practice solutions in the case of an emergency.
What you'll learn
As well as the standard Fire Safety lessons, Fire Warden Training includes learning the following:
- The role and responsibilities of the Fire Warden or Fire Marshal
- Evacuation drill management, evacuation procedures, and human behaviour in a fire
- Choosing and using firefighting equipment, including practical use (See Fire Extinguisher Training)
- Liaising with the Fire Brigade
The Outcome
These training sessions include PowerPoint and video presentations, in addition to practical fire extinguisher lessons, in order to give your Fire Wardens and Fire Marshals the knowledge they need to keep your business safe and compliant.
A group certificate will be issued free of charge listing the names of attendees once you complete the course. Alternatively, individual certificates may be provided at an additional cost.
Get in touch with our friendly team to discuss your training requirements on 0808 168 7000 or fill out the form and we'll get straight back in touch!
About the Course
It is a legal requirement under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 for employers to arrange training for all members of staff. Staff that have been designated specific duties during an emergency could benefit from our fire warden training course.
This course is suitable for employees that have been given the responsibility of taking a more supervisory role in the event of a fire. They are usually identified as Fire Wardens and Fire Marshals and their duties are an important part of fire safety awareness.
The purpose of this course is to educate Fire Wardens and Fire Marshals about the role and responsibility for fire safety they are undertaking, as well as best practice solutions in the case of an emergency.
What you'll learn
As well as the standard Fire Safety lessons, Fire Warden Training includes learning the following:
- The role and responsibilities of the Fire Warden or Fire Marshal
- Evacuation drill management, evacuation procedures, and human behaviour in a fire
- Choosing and using firefighting equipment, including practical use (See Fire Extinguisher Training)
- Liaising with the Fire Brigade
The Outcome
These training sessions include PowerPoint and video presentations, in addition to practical fire extinguisher lessons in order to give your Fire Wardens and Fire Marshals the knowledge they need to keep your business safe.
A group certificate will be issued free of charge listing the names of attendees once you complete the course. Alternatively individual certificates may be provided at an additional cost.
Get in touch with our friendly team to discuss your training requirements on 0808 168 7000 or fill out the form and we'll get straight back in touch!
FAQs
How much does Fire Warden Training cost?
Whether you have a large group of delegates or just a few individuals to train, our courses are always competitively priced.
For a comprehensive quote based on your requirements and location, contact our friendly team on 0808 168 7000 or fill out the form and we’ll get straight back in touch.
How long is the course?
The session will normally last between 3 ½ - 4 hours depending on numbers.
Where does the training course take place?
We are flexible on location and happy to arrange the course at your premises, or at our own Didcot facility.
We cover the Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Hampshire, Buckinghamshire, Wiltshire, Surrey and surrounding areas. Contact us today to book your training.
What is the difference between a fire warden and a fire marshal?
In most workplaces, the terms fire warden and fire marshal are used interchangeably. Both roles commonly involve supporting evacuation, checking designated areas where safe to do so and reporting fire safety concerns. The specific duties should be defined by your organisation's fire emergency plan and fire risk assessment.
How long is a fire warden course?
Course duration depends on the level of training, the number of delegates and whether practical extinguisher training is included. A standard fire warden course can often be delivered within a half-day session. We will confirm the suitable format and duration for your site before training takes place.
How many fire wardens does my business need?
There is no single fixed number for every business. The appropriate number depends on your building layout, occupancy, shift patterns, fire risk sand arrangements for holidays and absence. Red Box Fire Control can help you identify sensible coverage as part of your fire risk assessment and training plan.
Does a fire warden certificate expire?
Fire warden certificates do not have one universal legal expiry date. However, refresher training should be completed regularly to keep knowledge current and account for changes to staff, premises or fire procedures. We generally recommend reviewing training at least annually and arranging refresher instruction when needed.
Can you provide fire marshal training at our premises?
Yes, Red Box Fire Control can deliver fire marshal training at your premises. On-site delivery allows the session to reflect your building, evacuation routes, assembly arrangements and workplace fire risks. We can also include practical fire extinguisher training where suitable for your site.
