Module 1: Introduction to Fire Safety

• Importance of fire safety in the workplace
• Common causes of fire and workplace fire statistics
• Regulatory requirements and standards (OSHA, NFPA, local codes)

Module 2: Roles and Responsibilities of a Fire Warden

• Duties during normal operations and emergencies
• Evacuation coordination and accountability
• Communication with management and emergency services

Module 3: Fire Risk Assessment

• Identifying fire hazards in the workplace
• Evaluating risk levels and vulnerable areas
• Maintaining fire hazard registers

Module 4: Fire Prevention Measures

• Housekeeping and storage practices
• Safe handling of flammable and combustible materials
• Electrical safety and hot work precautions

Module 5: Fire Detection and Alarm Systems

• Smoke and heat detectors, alarm panels, and signals
• Monitoring and responding to fire alarms
• Coordination with emergency response teams

Module 6: Fire Extinguishers and Suppression Systems

• Types of extinguishers and their appropriate use
• Fire hoses, sprinklers, and suppression systems
• Hands-on training for fire fighting equipment

Module 7: Evacuation Procedures

• Safe evacuation routes and exits
• Assembly points and headcount procedures
• Assisting vulnerable personnel and maintaining calm

Module 8: Emergency Communication

• Alarm signals, PA systems, and radios
• Reporting fires and incidents to management and emergency services
• Coordinating with ERT and first responders

Module 9: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Fire-resistant clothing, gloves, helmets, and breathing apparatus
• Proper usage, inspection, and maintenance
• Specialized PPE for fire warden duties

Module 10: Fire Drills and Practice Sessions

• Conducting and participating in fire drills
• Role-playing emergency scenarios
• Evaluating performance and response times

Module 11: Post-Fire Procedures

• Incident reporting and documentation
• Investigation of fire causes and near misses
• Recovery and continuity planning

Module 12: Continuous Improvement and Safety Culture

• Reviewing fire incidents and drill results
• Updating fire safety procedures and training programs
• Promoting a proactive fire safety culture among staff