Fire Warden and Emergency Control

Fire wardens play a critical role in workplace safety. They guide evacuations, coordinate emergency procedures and ensure people move safely to assembly points.

These courses help businesses understand the responsibilities of fire wardens and emergency control teams.
Evacuation Coordination Training
Fire Warden Responsibilities
Enrolment on payment
Evacuation Coordination Training is a practical, nationally aligned course that equips your staff with the skills, confidence, and legal knowledge to lead safe and orderly evacuations in the face of fire, flood, gas leaks, chemical spills, or any critical incident. From directing personnel to managing assembly areas, this training ensures your business is prepared to act swiftly and decisively when every moment matters.

This course meets the legal requirements outlined in the Building Fire Services Regulation 2008 and AS3745: Planning for Emergencies in Facilities.
Evacuation Coordination Training—Churches
Fire Warden Responsibilities
Enrolment on payment
Evacuation Coordination Training—Churches equips church leaders, staff, and volunteers with the skills and confidence to manage emergencies and safely evacuate their congregation. This specialised training ensures your church can respond quickly, protect its people, and meet legal obligations with clarity and care.

The course complies with the Building Fire Services Regulation 2008 and AS3745: Planning for Emergencies in Facilities, making it a vital part of any church’s risk management strategy.