Fire Warden Emergency Response
( FWER )
Course Outline
This program introduces the learner to the basic knowledge and initial Emergency Response actions expected to be undertaken by personnel who are appointed, or who may be appointed, to perform or support the role of Fire Warden or a function in support of the warden such as Muster/Assembly, Medic or Designated First Aider. It is designed to equip learners with an understanding of the importance of preparedness and with the skills needed to effectively and safely lead or support Emergency Response initial actions in the workplace.
Course Objectives
To develop awareness and understanding in critical areas such as:
- Emergencies and Emergency Response Priorities.
- Roles and Responsibilities of the Fire Warden.
- Preparedness including Drills and Exercises.
- Initiating an organised Initial Emergency Response.
- Fire Safety and Portable equipment.
- Evacuation and Mustering.
Course Knowledge Assessment
Learners attending this programme will be given a series of explanations and demonstrations that will identify what they are expected to know and do. This will be followed by practical exercises allowing Learners to practice their skills, knowledge and understanding of the Leadership role. Learners will also be appraised against the training outcomes (in a classroom environment), testing their delivery skills and underpinning knowledge of the theory learning Elements.
Appraisal Process (Knowledge Test)
This is a no pass or fail outcome however instructors will gauge and reinforce Learner understanding by way of a 30-minute ‘open book’ knowledge test conducted at the end of the theory training.
Certification
Learners will receive a Certificate Level 3 for Fire Warden Emergency Response.
Pre-requisite
There are no pre-requisites for the FWER program.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Accredited by | WGGOA |
| Duration | 1 Day |
| Certificate | WGGOA Level 3 Certificate |
| Course Syllabus | Theory and Practical |