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Fire Wardens

Regulation 15 of the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires all responsible persons to plan for serious and imminent danger and to nominate a sufficient number of competent persons to implement those procedures so far as they relate to the evacuation of persons from the premises.

At each location therefore a minimum of two fire wardens (more depending on the size and nature of the premises as may be necessary) shall be suitably trained and appointed, and details of the wardens shall be prominently displayed and brought to the attention of all employees.

Further Information

See Evacuation Planning for more information about evacuating your premises


	Actions


	Read Fire Safety Documents Before appointing fire wardens for your location you should review the following documents: Fire Safety Policy Fire Risk Assessment


	Do Appoint Fire Wardens You should appoint sufficient fire wardens (minimm 2 per location) and complete the following: Fire Warden Training Complete Warden Poster


	Review Fire Wardens Here you can search records for completed Fire Warden training. You should also keep the number and location of Fire Wardens up to date. Search Fire Warden Training