This asynchronous Fire Warden e-Learning course is designed to equip individuals appointed or nominated as Fire Wardens with the knowledge and skills to carry out key proactive and reactive fire-safety duties in the workplace. Delivered entirely online, participants can complete the modules at their own pace, enabling workplaces to train staff flexibly while maintaining compliance with fire-safety regulations. The content covers the nature of fire hazards, fire prevention, evacuation planning, use of fire-fighting equipment, and effective communication and coordination during an emergency. 

Through engaging modules that include case-scenarios and interactive quizzes, learners will understand how fire develops, how it can be controlled, and what the Fire Warden’s role is before, during and after a fire event. The asynchronous format means participants can access the course anytime, anywhere, and pause or revisit content as required — making it a practical solution for busy professionals and organisations operating across shifts. 

Upon successful completion of all modules and any assessments, participants will receive a certificate or digital credential affirming their competence as a Fire Warden. This credential assists workplaces in demonstrating readiness, fulfilling regulatory expectations (such as those under Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) fire-safety regimes) and reinforcing a culture of safety and preparedness among staff.

• Staff members who are officially appointed as Fire Wardens or Assistant Fire Wardens in the workplace
• Building or facility managers, operation supervisors, human resources and team leads responsible for fire-safety preparedness and evacuations
• Support staff such as security personnel, facility services, and building operations staff who assist in evacuation, emergency response, or liaise with emergency services.

8 hours (Online) 

Participants will be rewarded 5 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points by the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) upon completion of the course.