Fire Warden Training Care Environment

£20.00

This online training course provides the user with all the information they need to become a trained Fire Warden or Fire Marshal but does not replace practical training. The course was designed specifically for those working in care homes and hospitals.

This eLearning course was designed to help the user gain an understanding of their duties when it comes to creating and maintaining risk assessments, coordinating fire evacuations, and managing emergency procedures on the premises.

Broken down into five sections, this short training course was designed to be easily digestible for the appointed person, ensuring that they retain the information once finished.

Accreditations

CPD

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Skills For Care

Course Duration

75 mins (approx)

Languages

41

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Description

Welcome to the Fire Warden Training Care Environment course, a comprehensive program tailored to individuals responsible for fire safety and emergency response in care settings. This training equips fire wardens in care facilities with the knowledge and skills necessary to fulfill their crucial role effectively. We will cover essential topics in the following key sections:

  1. Introduction : Begin with an overview of the role and responsibilities of a fire warden in a care environment. Understand the importance of fire safety in care settings, including the potential risks associated with vulnerable individuals. Learn how fire wardens play a critical role in ensuring the safety and well-being of residents and staff during fire emergencies.
  2. Prevention Measures : Prevention is key to fire safety. Explore proactive measures that fire wardens can take to minimize fire risks in care facilities. Learn how to conduct fire risk assessments, identify and mitigate fire hazards, and promote fire safety awareness among residents and staff. Understand the importance of regular fire drills and the role of fire wardens in planning and executing these drills.
  3. Performing an Evacuation : One of the primary responsibilities of a fire warden is to perform evacuations safely and efficiently. Firstly, you will learn how to assess the situation during a fire emergency. Following that, you’ll discover the correct procedure for activating alarms. Subsequently, we’ll cover how to assist residents with mobility challenges, ensuring their safety and ease of evacuation. Finally, we will focus on the vital task of ensuring that everyone is accounted for during evacuations, completing the comprehensive training on managing fire emergencies effectively. Understand the importance of calm and organized evacuations, especially when dealing with vulnerable individuals.
  4. Types of Extinguishers : Fire wardens should be familiar with the types of fire extinguishers available in their care facility. Dive into the different classes of fire extinguishers, understand their color codes, and learn about the specific types of fires each class is designed to combat.. Learn about the PASS (Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep) technique for using fire extinguishers effectively. Understand the limitations of portable extinguishers and when it is appropriate to use them.
  5. Relevant Legislation : Complying with relevant fire safety legislation is essential in care settings. Gain insights into the legislation and regulations that govern fire safety in care facilities. Learn about the legal requirements for fire risk assessments, fire prevention measures, and emergency planning. Understand the role of fire wardens in ensuring compliance with these regulations.

Completing this Fire Warden Training Care Environment course equips you with the necessary skills to actively serve as a fire warden within a care facility. You will learn how to prevent fires, conduct safe evacuations, and adhere to relevant laws effectively. Your dedication to mastering this training plays a crucial role in enhancing the safety and well-being of both residents and staff in the care environment. We are now embarking on a transformative journey to empower you to become an efficient fire warden in care settings.