Fire Warden Training in Care, Page 18 Reviews

Course is good but far to long may bit better if it was in bite size pieces with test after each part

Could be more information about the real fire and how quickly fire spreads to be aware

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it kept refering to me " as the Fire Warden" this title isn't included in my job description and i am not allocated any time to complete the requested checks and RRO training spoke about in the training. Also, I the clinical site I work in has other departments from other trusts.. if they have a "Fire Warden" also would this not lead to confusion? in community we no longer have receptionists who would check the Fire safety etc daily and would take the lead during a evacuation. BUT since their role has gone due to funding Health and Safety for staff and patients is a hit and miss process depending on if anyone using the building has a interest . in community we continually raise the issue of having a receptionist to complete the training and who would act as a 1 person lead in the event of a fire / incident .

Course is good and interesting, however, I have had to complete this course at home, as I have not been able to complete it in work, due to the dynamics on the ward and the amount of time it has taken to watch the videos and answer the question. There would not be enough time for me to be able to complete this at ward level.

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I found the course very informative, easy to follow. It was good that you could leave it if busy elsewhere and return to it later. the download information was a good part too.

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This course has been clear informative and easy to navigate

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