Fire Warden Interactive Suite
Aligned with Australian Standard AS 3745-2010
The Emergency Control Organisation
In Australia, wardens are identified by the colour of their helmets. Click a helmet to view their responsibilities during an emergency.
Select a Helmet
Click on one of the standard Australian Warden helmets to the left to learn about their specific duties.
Standard Alarm Tones (AS 2220)
Facilities with automated fire alarm systems use specific tones. Wardens must know exactly how to react to each.
System Normal
Conducting an Area Sweep
As a Warden, you must clear your designated area before leaving. You must check all spaces, including under desks and behind closed doors.
Click the rooms to clear them, then proceed to the exit.
Evacuation Support (P.E.E.P.)
A Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (P.E.E.P.) is designed for occupants who require assistance. Lifts (elevators) cannot be used during a fire alarm.
Click a scenario to see the Warden's action:
Select a Scenario
Select an occupant type on the left to learn how to assist them safely during an evacuation.
Assembly Area Duties
Evacuation isn't over once you are outside. Wardens have critical control duties at the assembly point.
Click each task as you complete it:
- 1. Report "Area Clear" to Chief Warden
- 2. Ensure nobody re-enters the building
- 3. Assist with headcount / visitor sign-in
- 4. Keep evacuees off roadways