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Chief Warden Training

Chief Wardens have a central role in coordinating workplace emergency procedures and directing an Emergency Control Organisation. Chubb offers general Chief Warden Training for organisations seeking practical role-based learning, as well as a separate nationally recognised course for participants who need formal training and assessment against a unit of competency.

Before booking, confirm whether your organisation requires general workplace training or a nationally recognised outcome.

General Chief Warden Training

  • Delivery: Face-to-face.
  • Focus: Role responsibilities, emergency coordination, communication and evacuation leadership.
  • Outcome: Statement of Attendance upon request.
  • Nationally Recognised: No.

Nationally Recognised Chief Warden Training

  • Delivery: Training and Assessment.
  • Focus: Leading an Emergency Control Organisation and operating as part of an Emergency Control Organisation.
  • Outcome: Nationally recognised Statement of Attainment.
  • Nationally Recognised: Yes

Chubb Offers Two Types Of Chief Warden Training Courses

Chief Warden Course

 

Develop the knowledge needed to coordinate workplace emergency procedures and lead an Emergency Control Organisation during an incident.

This course covers:

  • The role and responsibilities of a Chief Warden
  • Activating and coordinating an Emergency Control Organisation
  • Communicating with wardens, staff and emergency services
  • Managing an orderly workplace evacuation
  • Supporting post-incident reporting and review

This course is delivered face-to-face. A Statement of Attendance may be issued upon request. This course is not nationally recognised.

Recommended audience

  • New or existing Chief Wardens who need role-specific workplace training
  • Organisations reviewing or strengthening their Emergency Control Organisation

Workplaces seeking trainer-led, face-to-face Chief Warden instruction

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Nationally Recognised Chief Warden Training

PUAFER006 Lead an Emergency Control Organisation

This nationally recognised course develops the skills and knowledge required to lead an Emergency Control Organisation during a workplace emergency. Participants learn how to make critical safety decisions, direct wardens and staff, communicate with emergency services and support a safe and orderly evacuation.

The course includes the prerequisite unit PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation. Both units are completed in a single enrolment.

Successful participants who meet all assessment requirements receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for:

  • PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation
  • PUAFER006 Lead an Emergency Control Organisation

Recommended audience

  • Chief Wardens who require a nationally recognised training outcome
  • Organisations that require formal assessment against relevant units of competency
  • Participants who need evidence of competency through a Statement of Attainment

This is the nationally recognised Chief Warden pathway. Successful completion depends on meeting all training and assessment requirements for PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation and PUAFER006 Lead an Emergency Control Organisation.

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Chief Warden Frequently Asked Questions

Is all Chief Warden training nationally recognised?

No. The general Chief Warden Training course is not nationally recognised. Only the course that includes training and assessment against PUAFER006 Lead an Emergency Control Organisation provides a nationally recognised outcome.

What do participants receive after general Chief Warden Training?

A Statement of Attendance may be issued upon request.

What do participants receive after the nationally recognised course?

Participants who successfully complete all assessment requirements receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation and PUAFER006 Lead an Emergency Control Organisation.

How is general Chief Warden Training delivered?

General Chief Warden Training is delivered face-to-face. Chubb does not offer this course as an online self-paced option.

For more information on chief warden training courses, please contact us.

For information or to enroll into one of our public courses follow the link to our online enrolment page.

For details on our policies and procedures please refer to our student information guide.

Chubb is a registered training organisation (RTO number 21411).

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