Australian Fire & First Aid

Operate as part of an emergency control organisation PUAWER005

Click the link above to see the nationally accredited course code and units of competency.

This is arguably THE most important training your team will ever receive, read on to learn more.

Warden training is one of the courses that shaped the direction of our company into becoming a corporate only training provider. The feedback we received from our clients, after delivering this course onsite was unprecedented. Our Warden, Deputy Chief Warden and Chief Warden students relayed back to their employers how much more they had learned and how beneficial it had been to have real, site specific scenarios rather than hypothetical situations that in most cases did not apply to them. Customers continually report that after completely our course they realise they had been putting people in danger with non compliant practices, that they made small operational changes to rectify situation.

We all learn differently, many people learn best with the hands on (kinesthetic learning) method. This is one of the reasons that verbal and visual learning styles only, don’t always translate to good skills. As our CEO says, “If you can’t manage an emergency or get the patient out of the burning building, you can’t give them CPR, first aid or any other help.” This is why we believe that Warden training is arguably the most important training your team will receive. When an emergency occurs, you want to be sure that your team are going to make a correct, unanimous, decision fast. The consequences of that not happening can be both personally and financially devastating to managers, CEO’s and owners alike.

Rather than have your team sit through generic, hypothetical drills, our trainers will walk your team around your site, educating them how to review your paths of egress, fire fighting equipment locations, emergency assembly point and more. Often rectifying potentially dangerous, but easily solvable, issues on the spot.

The most overlooked, underappreciated, volunteer roll in any organisation is that of Chief Warden. This person will be the most important person in any business, during an emergency. View our Chief Warden course information to learn about the Australian Fire and First Aid difference.

Contact our customer service team today to book your next warden course.