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Fire Warden and Workplace Fire Safety Training
Fire Warden Training: Fire Prevention, Emergency Evacuation, Fire Extinguishers & Workplace Safety
Created byOnline Training Academy
Last updated 8/2026
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What you'll learn
- Understand Canadian fire safety legislation and the key responsibilities of a workplace Fire Warden.
- Identify common workplace fire hazards and apply effective fire prevention and risk-control measures.
- Recognize different classes of fire and select appropriate fire extinguishers and initial response methods.
- Understand workplace fire protection systems, emergency equipment, alarms, and essential safety procedures.
- Plan and support safe emergency evacuations, including evacuation routes, assembly points, and Fire Warden procedures.
- Conduct effective fire drills, contribute to incident reporting, and understand post-fire responsibilities and follow-up actions.
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Course content
1 section • 6 lectures • 34m total length
Requirements
- No formal education is required.
Description
“This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.”
Protect your workplace, support your team, and build the confidence to respond effectively when a fire emergency occurs. Fire Warden and Workplace Fire Safety Training is designed for Canadian workplaces and provides practical knowledge of fire prevention, emergency evacuation, fire extinguishers, workplace hazards, and fire warden responsibilities.
This course is designed for employees, supervisors, managers, workplace fire wardens, health and safety representatives, facilities staff, and anyone who may be responsible for supporting fire safety and emergency evacuation in a workplace.
This Fire Warden Training course helps learners understand how fires start, how workplace fire risks can be identified and controlled, and how to respond appropriately during an emergency. You will explore Canadian fire safety legislation and the responsibilities of workplace fire wardens, along with essential fire prevention and workplace hazard control practices.
The course also covers fire classes and fire extinguishers, fire protection systems and equipment, emergency evacuation procedures, fire drills, incident reporting, and post-fire responsibilities. These skills can help employees and designated fire wardens contribute to a safer and more organised workplace.
Why should you choose this course?
It is suitable for beginners with no previous fire safety experience, as well as existing fire wardens who want to refresh and strengthen their knowledge of fire prevention, emergency procedures, fire extinguishers, workplace hazards, evacuation, fire drills, and incident reporting.
The course is suitable for learners across a range of workplaces and industries and is especially relevant to those working in offices, commercial buildings, retail environments, educational settings, hospitality, warehouses, and other workplaces where effective fire safety procedures are essential.
No previous professional fire safety qualification is required to begin this course. Learners should have a willingness to understand workplace fire risks, follow emergency procedures, and contribute to a safer working environment.
Whether you are an employee, supervisor, manager, HR professional, facilities team member, health and safety representative, or newly appointed Fire Warden, this course provides a practical foundation for workplace fire safety awareness and emergency preparedness.
If you are looking for Fire Warden Training, workplace fire safety training, or practical fire prevention and emergency evacuation training, this course offers a convenient online learning option to strengthen your knowledge and workplace readiness.
Who this course is for:
- Employees appointed or preparing to become workplace Fire Wardens or Fire Marshals
- Managers and supervisors with fire safety responsibilities
- Health and safety representatives and workplace safety personnel
- Facilities, property, and building management staff
- HR professionals responsible for workplace safety training
- Employees who participate in emergency evacuation procedures