PUAFER006 COURSE

Chief Fire Warden Training Adelaide
— PUAFER006

Prepare to lead a workplace Emergency Control Organisation with confidence. This practical course develops the skills required to plan for emergencies, respond to signals and warnings, assess developing situations, give clear directions and coordinate an emergency response.

PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation is the prerequisite for PUAFER006. The training covers leadership responsibilities before, during and after a workplace emergency.

Who Should Attend Chief Fire Warden Training Adelaide?

PUAFER006 is designed for people appointed to lead a workplace Emergency Control Organisation, including:

  • Chief Wardens and Deputy Chief Wardens
  • Communications Officers with emergency leadership responsibilities
  • Emergency coordinators and workplace safety personnel responsible for directing an emergency response
  • Experienced ECO members progressing from PUAFER005 into a leadership role

Entry requirement: Participants must hold PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation.

Chief Fire Warden Training Adelaide Course Overview

Our Chief Fire Warden Training Adelaide course delivers PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation. It develops the practical leadership skills required to coordinate an Emergency Control Organisation before, during and after a workplace emergency.

Participants learn to undertake pre-emergency planning, respond to emergency signals and warnings, assess developing situations, initiate an action plan, give clear directions, maintain communication and support post-emergency activities.

Prerequisite: Participants must hold
PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation.

Official unit information: View the
PUAFER006 unit details on Training.gov.au.

Course Details

Detail Information
Location 34 South Tce, Adelaide SA 5000
Duration 3–4 hours
Delivery Face-to-face practical training
Assessment Knowledge questions and practical demonstrations
Course Cost $120
Prerequisite PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
Certification A Statement of Attainment is emailed following successful completion and finalisation of all enrolment requirements
RTO Training delivered and Statements of Attainment issued by AKBartlett (RTO 45473)

What You Will Learn in Chief Fire Warden Training Adelaide

During the course, participants develop the skills required to:

  • Participate in emergency planning, training and workplace emergency exercises
  • Maintain facility emergency procedures and ECO membership information
  • Identify or initiate emergency signals and warnings
  • Assess an emergency and initiate the appropriate action plan
  • Ensure emergency stations are attended and operated correctly
  • Control entry into affected areas during an emergency
  • Give clear directions, make appropriate decisions and keep others informed
  • Coordinate wardens and occupants during an emergency response
  • Communicate and liaise effectively with attending emergency services
  • Support debriefing, reporting and post-emergency activities

Assessment and Certification

Assessment is competency-based and includes knowledge questions and practical demonstrations based on workplace emergency scenarios. Participants must successfully complete all training, assessment and enrolment requirements, including providing their USI.

After successful completion, participants receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation.

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What Our Students Say

Duration

3-4 hrs

Levels

All

Language

English

Certificate

Yes

Price

$120

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Delivery and Assessment

  • Face-to-face training: 3–4 hours at 34 South Tce, Adelaide
  • Learning activities: Guided course information, group discussion and practical emergency scenarios
  • Assessment: Knowledge questions and practical demonstrations
  • Certification: Statement of Attainment emailed following successful completion and finalisation of all enrolment requirements

Why This Course Helps Your Workplace

  • Clarifies the leadership responsibilities of Chief Wardens and Deputy Chief Wardens
  • Builds confidence when responding to emergency signals, warnings and developing situations
  • Improves communication between wardens, occupants and attending emergency services
  • Prepares ECO leaders to give clear directions and make appropriate decisions under pressure
  • Supports consistent planning, emergency response and post-emergency procedures

Pathway to ECO Leadership

PUAFER006 prepares experienced Emergency Control Organisation members to coordinate and lead a workplace emergency response.

Participants must first complete
PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation.

This pathway is suitable for people appointed as Chief Wardens, Deputy Chief Wardens or other ECO members with emergency leadership responsibilities.

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Develop the practical skills required to lead your workplace Emergency Control Organisation. Our face-to-face PUAFER006 course runs for 3–4 hours at 34 South Tce, Adelaide and costs $120.

Participants must hold PUAFER005 before commencing this leadership unit. Contact us to discuss available course dates or workplace group training.

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PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation develops the skills and knowledge required to lead an Emergency Control Organisation before, during and after a workplace emergency.

Participants develop practical capabilities in emergency planning, leadership, communication, decision-making, coordinating an emergency response and supporting post-emergency activities.

PUAFER006 covers the leadership responsibilities required to coordinate a workplace Emergency Control Organisation. Course content includes:

  • Undertaking pre-emergency planning
  • Maintaining emergency procedures and ECO information
  • Identifying or initiating emergency signals and warnings
  • Assessing an emergency and initiating an action plan
  • Ensuring emergency stations are attended and operated
  • Controlling access to affected areas
  • Giving clear directions and keeping others informed
  • Liaising with attending emergency services
  • Supporting reporting, debriefing and post-emergency activities

Prerequisite: Participants must hold PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation.

Training is delivered face-to-face at 34 South Tce, Adelaide SA 5000.

The course includes guided course information, group discussion, workplace emergency scenarios, knowledge questions and practical demonstrations.

Participants must bring valid photographic identification and complete all enrolment, USI and pre-course requirements provided in their booking confirmation.

Approximately 3–4 hours.

Following successful completion of all training, assessment and enrolment requirements, participants receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation.

The Statement of Attainment is emailed to the participant’s nominated personal email address. A valid USI must be provided before certification can be issued.

34 South Tce, Adelaide SA 5000

Phone: (08) 7226 5936

Training is delivered and Statements of Attainment are issued by AKBartlett (RTO 45473).

To enquire about available PUAFER006 course dates or workplace group training, call
(08) 7226 5936 or
contact us online.

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FAQs — quick answers

Yes, you must have completed PUAFER005 (Operate as part of an Emergency Control Organisation). This ensures all learners have a common baseline.

Absolutely—PUAFER006 and AS 3745 apply to almost every workplace in Australia: hospitals, schools, factories, offices, retail centres, and more.

Certificate renewal is not required by law, but best practice (per AS 3745:2010) recommends refresher training every two years, especially after significant changes in workplace risks, personnel, or procedures.

Multiple-choice and short-answer written assessment, plus practical demonstration in simulated emergency scenarios and completion of ECO documentation.

Yes! FactAdelaide specialises in flexible group sessions at your workplace, ensuring maximum contextual relevance and staff engagement.