EUSR Endorsed Fire Warden

Course duration

One day

Course details

Our EUSR-endorsed Fire Warden (Fire Marshal) course prepares delegates to take on designated fire safety responsibilities within utilities, construction, and industrial settings. The one-day interactive programme combines theoretical knowledge and practical exercises, aligned with the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 and EUSR standards.

Who Should Attend This Course?

Designed for:

Designated Fire Wardens or Marshals in workplace teams
Site supervisors, utility workers, and contractors with fire safety duties
Anyone responsible for fire evacuation, drills, or fire safety coordination on-site

EUSR Endorsed Fire Warden Course content

This course equips attendees to:

Understand legal fire safety obligations and risk management
Identify fire hazards, prevention strategies, and escape routes
Carry out safe evacuations, roll calls, and fire drills
Operate fire extinguishers and fire alarm systems confidently
Respond effectively during real-life fire incidents

Practical Elements

Includes practical tasks such as:

Demonstrations and live use of fire extinguishers
Walk-throughs of fire wardens' responsibilities in building evacuations
Scenario-based exercises to reinforce emergency coordination

Assessment & Certification

A variety of activities, oral, multiple choice, and written questions plus onsite assessment.

Upon successful completion, delegates will be registered on the EUSR database receive an EUSR-endorsed Fire Warden certificate and Card, valid for 3 years.

To remain certified in this area, you will need to retake the assessment before the expiry date on your card.

Course Duration & Delivery

Total Time: 1 day (approx. 4 hours)
Delivery: Available at training centres or delivered on-site
Requirements: Basic PPE (hi-vis, safety footwear), no prior fire training required

Prerequisites

There are no formal entry requirements however a good level of written and spoken English is required.

Freqently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between a fire warden and a fire marshal?
A: They are the same role, with both terms referring to a trained individual responsible for fire safety, evacuation, and emergency response.

Q: How long does the Fire Warden certificate last?
A: Your EUSR Fire Warden certification and card are valid for 3 years from the course date.

Q: Do I need to use fire extinguishers during the course?
A: Yes, the course includes hands-on extinguisher training (e.g., water, foam, CO₂) to build confidence and competence.

Q: Is EUSR endorsement included?
A: Yes, on successful completion, delegates receive an EUSR Smart Card, proving industry-recognised certification.

Q: Can this training be delivered on-site?
A: Absolutely. We offer both on-site sessions and open-enrolment at our training centres, tailored to your staffing needs.