Chief Wardens Training Course

This course is designed for personnel in all workplaces. The skills and knowledge gained through this course can be applied in a range of settings including the home and will assist in maintaining a safer workplace.

Upon completion of this course participants will have an understanding and increased awareness of fire prevention and initial response in the event of a fire through the implementation of emergency quick action guides. The units of competence are Develop workplace fire safety awareness and Operate workplace portable firefighting equipment.

The TasFire Training Code of Practice can be found on our website by clicking HERE

This course is designed for people who are assigned the responsibility as the Warden (and Area Warden) in their workplace. The course is structured in accordance with Australian Standards: Planning for emergencies in facilities (AS 3745), Planning for Emergencies – Health Care Facilities (AS 4083) and the General Fire Regulations (where applicable).

Participants are exposed to relevant information for their role as a Warden. This information supports the implementation of emergency procedures and the roles and responsibilities of the Warden in the event of an emergency that may warrant an evacuation. Successful participants will receive a Statement of Completion accredited by the Tasmania Fire Service.

The TasFire Training Code of Practice can be found on our website by clicking HERE

This course is designed for personnel in all workplaces. The skills and knowledge gained through this course can be applied in a range of settings including the home and will assist in maintaining a safer workplace.

Upon completion of this course participants will have an understanding and increased awareness of fire prevention and initial response in the event of a fire through the implementation of emergency quick action guides. The units of competence are Develop workplace fire safety awareness and Operate workplace portable firefighting equipment.

The TasFire Training Code of Practice can be found on our website by clicking HERE

This course is designed for people who are assigned the responsibility as the Chief Warden (and their deputies) in their workplace. The course is structured in accordance with Australian Standards: Planning for emergencies in facilities (AS 3745), Planning for Emergencies – Health Care Facilities (AS 4083) and the General Fire Regulations (where applicable).

Participants are exposed to relevant information for their role as a Chief Warden. This information supports the implementation of emergency procedures, staff training requirements and the roles and responsibilities of the Chief Warden in the event of an emergency that may warrant an evacuation. Successful participants will receive a Statement of Completion accredited by the Tasmania Fire Service.

The TasFire Training Code of Practice can be found on our website by clicking HERE

This course is designed for people who are assigned the responsibility as the Chief Warden (and their deputies) in their workplace. The course is structured in accordance with Australian Standards: Planning for emergencies in facilities (AS 3745), Planning for Emergencies – Health Care Facilities (AS 4083) and the General Fire Regulations (where applicable).

Participants are exposed to relevant information for their role as a Chief Warden. This information supports the implementation of emergency procedures, staff training requirements and the roles and responsibilities of the Chief Warden in the event of an emergency that may warrant an evacuation. Successful participants will receive a Statement of Completion accredited by the Tasmania Fire Service.

The TasFire Training Code of Practice can be found on our website by clicking HERE

This course is designed for people who are assigned the responsibility as the Warden (and Area Warden) in their workplace. The course is structured in accordance with Australian Standards: Planning for emergencies in facilities (AS 3745), Planning for Emergencies – Health Care Facilities (AS 4083) and the General Fire Regulations (where applicable).

Participants are exposed to relevant information for their role as a Warden. This information supports the implementation of emergency procedures and the roles and responsibilities of the Warden in the event of an emergency that may warrant an evacuation. Successful participants will receive a Statement of Completion accredited by the Tasmania Fire Service.

The TasFire Training Code of Practice can be found on our website by clicking HERE

This course is designed for people who are assigned the responsibility as the Warden (and Area Warden) in their workplace. The course is structured in accordance with Australian Standards: Planning for emergencies in facilities (AS 3745), Planning for Emergencies – Health Care Facilities (AS 4083) and the General Fire Regulations (where applicable).

Participants are exposed to relevant information for their role as a Warden. This information supports the implementation of emergency procedures and the roles and responsibilities of the Warden in the event of an emergency that may warrant an evacuation. Successful participants will receive a Statement of Completion accredited by the Tasmania Fire Service.

The TasFire Training Code of Practice can be found on our website by clicking HERE

This course is designed for people who are assigned the responsibility as the Warden (and Area Warden) in their workplace. The course is structured in accordance with Australian Standards: Planning for emergencies in facilities (AS 3745), Planning for Emergencies – Health Care Facilities (AS 4083) and the General Fire Regulations (where applicable).

Participants are exposed to relevant information for their role as a Warden. This information supports the implementation of emergency procedures and the roles and responsibilities of the Warden in the event of an emergency that may warrant an evacuation. Successful participants will receive a Statement of Completion accredited by the Tasmania Fire Service.

The TasFire Training Code of Practice can be found on our website by clicking HERE