PUAFER005 COURSE

Fire Warden Training Adelaide — PUAFER005

FACT Adelaide’s PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation course prepares floor wardens, area wardens, deputy wardens and other Emergency Control Organisation members to carry out their responsibilities during a workplace emergency.

Participants learn how to contribute to pre-emergency planning, respond to emergency signals and warnings, assist occupants, follow the workplace emergency plan and support post-emergency activities within the organisation’s command and control structure.

Who Should Attend Fire Warden Training?

PUAFER005 is suitable for people appointed to operate as members of a workplace Emergency Control Organisation, including:

  • Floor and area wardens
  • Wardens and deputy wardens working within the ECO structure
  • Employees required to implement workplace emergency procedures
  • Personnel responsible for assisting occupants during an evacuation or emergency

People responsible for leading the Emergency Control Organisation should complete the separate PUAFER006 leadership unit.

Course Overview

FACT Adelaide’s Fire Warden Training Adelaide course delivers PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation. It prepares Emergency Control Organisation members to follow workplace emergency procedures and perform their assigned duties before, during and after an emergency.

The course applies across a wide range of workplaces, including offices, warehouses, construction sites, schools, healthcare facilities, factories and public venues.

Official training information: View the
PUAFER005 unit details and
AKBartlett’s RTO registration on Training.gov.au.

Course Details

Detail Information
Unit PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
Location 34 South Tce, Adelaide SA 5000
Duration 4 hours
Delivery Face-to-face theory, practical activities and assessment
Availability Course dates to be announced
Course Cost $120
Prerequisites No prerequisite unit is required
Certification A Statement of Attainment is emailed following successful completion and finalisation of all enrolment requirements
Provider Training delivered by FACT Adelaide
RTO Training delivered and Statement of Attainment issued by AKBartlett (RTO 45473)

What You Will Learn

Participants develop practical skills for operating within the workplace Emergency Control Organisation structure.

  • Understand the roles and responsibilities of Emergency Control Organisation members
  • Access and follow workplace emergency procedures
  • Contribute to pre-emergency planning
  • Recognise and respond to emergency signals and warnings
  • Communicate clear directions to occupants and visitors
  • Assist occupants who may require additional support
  • Use workplace emergency communication systems
  • Support a safe and orderly evacuation
  • Wear and use the required warden identification
  • Assist with post-emergency reporting and review activities

Assessment and Entry Requirements

Assessment includes knowledge questions and practical emergency-response activities. Participants must demonstrate that they can carry out their assigned Emergency Control Organisation duties safely and effectively.

  • Bring valid photographic identification
  • Provide or obtain a valid Unique Student Identifier (USI)
  • Wear clothing suitable for practical activities
  • Have the physical capacity to complete the required practical demonstrations
  • Have sufficient English-language skills to understand emergency procedures and communicate directions

PUAFER005 or PUAFER006?

PUAFER005 is designed for wardens and other people who operate as members of an Emergency Control Organisation.

People appointed to lead the Emergency Control Organisation should view
PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation.

You can also view the
official PUAFER006 unit information on Training.gov.au.

Register Your Interest

Public course dates are being prepared. Contact FACT Adelaide to register your interest in PUAFER005 Fire Warden Training Adelaide or to discuss future workplace group training.

What Our Students Say

Duration

4 hrs

Levels

All

Language

English

Certificate

Yes

Price

$120

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Delivery & Assessment

  • Face-to-face delivery: Four hours at 34 South Tce, Adelaide
  • Learning activities: Course information, group discussion and practical emergency scenarios
  • Assessment: Knowledge questions and practical demonstrations
  • Certification: Statement of Attainment emailed after successful completion and finalisation of enrolment requirements
  • Availability: Public course dates to be announced

Why This Course Helps Your Workplace

  • Clarifies the roles and responsibilities of Emergency Control Organisation members
  • Builds confidence when responding to alarms, warnings and emergencies
  • Improves communication between wardens, occupants and emergency services
  • Prepares wardens to assist people who may require additional help
  • Supports consistent evacuation and post-emergency procedures

Pathway to ECO Leadership

PUAFER005 prepares participants to operate as members of an Emergency Control Organisation and is the prerequisite for the leadership unit.

People appointed to lead the ECO, including Chief Wardens and their deputies, can progress to
PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation.

This pathway separates operational warden responsibilities from responsibility for coordinating and leading the overall emergency response.

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Prepare your workplace Emergency Control Organisation with practical PUAFER005 Fire Warden Training Adelaide. Public course dates are currently being prepared.

Contact FACT Adelaide to register your interest, discuss future public sessions or enquire about workplace group training. Course availability will be confirmed before enrolments open.

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PUAFER005 develops the skills and knowledge required to work within the command, control and coordination structure of a workplace Emergency Control Organisation.

Participants learn to contribute to pre-emergency planning, carry out their assigned responsibilities during an emergency and assist with post-emergency activities. The unit is suitable for floor wardens, area wardens, wardens and deputy wardens.

PUAFER005 covers three main areas:

1. Pre-Emergency Planning

  • Access and follow workplace emergency procedures
  • Understand Emergency Control Organisation roles and responsibilities
  • Identify occupants who may require additional assistance
  • Check communication arrangements and report equipment faults
  • Use the required Emergency Control Organisation identification

2. Actions During an Emergency

  • Respond appropriately to emergency signals and warnings
  • Carry out the initial response within assigned responsibilities
  • Communicate clear directions to occupants and visitors
  • Assist occupants who may require additional support
  • Use available workplace communication systems
  • Support a safe and orderly evacuation

3. Post-Emergency Activities

  • Support re-entry only when authorised
  • Report relevant incident details and equipment faults
  • Assist with debriefing and post-emergency review activities

This course is delivered face-to-face at 34 South Tce, Adelaide SA 5000. The four-hour session includes course information, group discussion, practical emergency scenarios and assessment activities.

Public course dates are currently being prepared. Participants will need valid photographic identification, a Unique Student Identifier and the physical capacity to complete the required practical activities.

Duration: 4 hours face-to-face.

Public course dates and session times are to be announced.

Following successful completion of all training, assessment and enrolment requirements, participants receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation by email.

A valid Unique Student Identifier must be provided before the Statement of Attainment can be issued.

FACT Adelaide
34 South Tce
Adelaide SA 5000

Phone: (08) 7226 5936

Public course dates are being prepared. Contact FACT Adelaide to register your interest or discuss future workplace group training.

Training is delivered by FACT Adelaide. Training and assessment are delivered, and the Statement of Attainment is issued, by AKBartlett (RTO 45473).

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FAQs — quick answers

PUAFER005 does not prescribe one universal expiry or refresher period. Employers should review training needs according to workplace procedures, changes to Emergency Control Organisation roles, emergency-plan updates, drills, incidents and workplace risk.

PUAFER005 applies across many industries and workplace types where an Emergency Control Organisation operates. Training should reflect the facility’s emergency plan, communication systems, evacuation procedures and the needs of its occupants.