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Fire Warden / Chief

Course overview

Effective emergency response relies on trained personnel who can act quickly, communicate clearly, and support the safe evacuation of building occupants. Our Fire Warden and Chief Warden Training provides participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to perform emergency control organisation (ECO) roles and respond appropriately during workplace emergencies.

The course covers the responsibilities of Fire Wardens and Chief Wardens before, during, and after an emergency, including evacuation procedures, emergency communications, accountability processes, and incident coordination. Participants will develop an understanding of workplace emergency management arrangements and the actions required to support a safe and orderly response to a range of emergency situations.

Suitable for appointed Fire Wardens, Chief Wardens, Deputy Wardens, and other emergency response personnel, this non-accredited training supports organisations to meet their workplace emergency preparedness obligations.

  • Entry requirements
  • What you'll learn

No previous fire warden experience is required.

Participants should have sufficient language, literacy, and communication skills to:

  • Understand workplace emergency procedures and instructions
  • Participate in discussions and group activities
  • Communicate effectively during emergency scenarios
  • Complete any course-related activities or exercises

As this course includes practical activities and simulated emergency response scenarios, participants should be able to actively participate in workplace-based exercises and follow safety instructions.

This course is suitable for individuals appointed, or being considered for appointment, to Fire Warden, Chief Warden, Deputy Warden, or other Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) roles.

If you have any concerns about the course requirements or your ability to participate, please contact our team before enrolling. We are happy to discuss the training requirements and any support options that may be available.

Following this training, participants will:

  • Understand the roles and responsibilities of Fire Wardens and Chief Wardens
  • Respond appropriately to workplace emergencies
  • Coordinate and support building evacuations
  • Communicate effectively during an emergency
  • Account for occupants at assembly areas
  • Assist emergency services and provide relevant information
  • Apply workplace emergency procedures and emergency plans

At a glance

  • Training type: Non-accredited
  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Time: Flexible
  • Dates: Express your interest to get notified about our next dates or make a group booking. Course can be arranged at short notice with minimum numbers
  • Delivery: Face to face onsite
  • Delivery locations:
    Delivery can be arranged in the Rockhampton, Gladstone, Bundaberg and Hervey Bay regions
  • Training outcome: Record of Participation

  • Course cost
  • Inclusive learning

Course cost

We offer scheduled public courses, private groups and workplace training. Pricing varies based on delivery location, participant numbers, and training requirements. Contact us for current course fees or a tailored quote. GST included in price.

Email training@impact.org.au or call 07 4153 4233.

Inclusive learning

We welcome participants of all abilities to attend this training. Learning how to safely respond to a fire emergency and use portable fire equipment is a valuable skill for employees across a wide range of workplaces and industries.

If you have any learning, language, literacy, numeracy, digital literacy, or accessibility requirements, please contact our team before the course. We are committed to providing reasonable support and adjustments wherever possible to help participants engage successfully in the training.

Email training@impact.org.au or call 07 4153 4233

Ready to take the next step?

Submit an expression of interest and the Training Services team will help you understand course options, eligibility and next steps.

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Funding & Fees

Funding options may be available for eligible students. Course fees and co-contribution fees vary depending on the course, funding program and student circumstances.

Need help understanding funding options?

Our Training Team can help with course information, funding eligibility, student support services, enrolment enquiries, training records, complaints and appeals.

Phone: (07) 4153 4233 || Email: training@impact.org.au

RTO Code: 0115

Nationally recognised training delivered by IMPACT Community Services RTO 0115.

IMPACT Community Services is a Skills Assure Supplier approved to deliver Queensland Government subsidised training.

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