Is this training nationally accredited?

Yes. Microfirm delivers PUAFER005 — Operate as Part of an Emergency Control Organisation — under Allens Training Pty Ltd (RTO 90909). Every participant receives a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment on completion.

How long does the training take?

Approximately three to four hours onsite, depending on group size and the complexity of your building. We will confirm the session length when you enquire.

How often must fire wardens be retrained?

AS 3745-2010 requires warden refresher training at intervals not exceeding six months. General occupant emergency training must occur at least annually.

PUAFER005 is the nationally recognised unit of competency for fire warden training. Its full title is Operate as Part of an Emergency Control Organisation. It is the unit referenced in AS 3745-2010 compliance frameworks and the one that satisfies the AFSS documentation requirement.

Can you train a team of fewer than 10?

Yes. Contact us to discuss your group size and we will confirm availability and pricing. Microfirm works with small and medium teams, not only large corporate groups.

Can Fire Warden training be combined with other courses?

Yes. Fire Warden training can be combined with other workplace safety courses, including the PUAFER005, PUAFER006 & PUAFER008 Warden, Chief Warden and Fire Extinguisher training course set.

What is AS 3745-2010 and does this course meet it?

AS 3745-2010 is the Australian Standard for Planning for Emergencies in Facilities. It sets out the requirements for Emergency Control Organisations, including warden roles, training frequency, and evacuation procedures. Microfirm's training is delivered in accordance with AS 3745-2010 requirements.

Do you cover areas outside the Sutherland Shire?

Yes. We regularly deliver training across the Inner South, Eastern Suburbs, and Sydney CBD. Contact us with your location and we will confirm availability.

What does the Statement of Attainment cover?

The Statement of Attainment provides evidence that the participant has successfully completed PUAFER005. Training records may also be used as part of workplace and building emergency-management documentation, depending on the applicable requirements.

Fire Warden Training Sydney | Sutherland Shire

Delivered at Your Workplace

Under AS 3745-2010, any workplace with an Emergency Control Organisation must ensure its wardens are trained at intervals not exceeding six months.

Keeping your emergency procedures and training records up to date can help support your workplace fire safety and AFSS requirements.

Microfirm Training delivers nationally recognised Fire Warden training onsite at workplaces throughout Sydney and the Sutherland Shire. We come to you, allowing your team to train in your own building using your workplace's actual equipment, evacuation routes and emergency procedures.

What You Get

Course Details

Unit: PUAFER005 – Operate as Part of an Emergency Control Organisation
Accreditation: Nationally recognised Statement of Attainment
Issued Through: Allens Training Pty Ltd (RTO 90909)
Duration: Approximately 3 to 4 hours onsite
Delivery: At your workplace
Service Area: Sydney and Sutherland Shire
Group Size: Suitable for small and medium workplace teams

Participants receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment that can be provided to building owners, facility managers, or strata managers as evidence of compliance

What the Training Covers

Your wardens will learn:

Roles and responsibilities within the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO)
Chief Warden and Area/Floor Warden responsibilities
Fire types, causes, and behaviour
Raising alarms and communicating with emergency services
Safe evacuation procedures
Occupant accountability and assembly point management
Operation of fire extinguishers and first-attack firefighting equipment
Post-incident reporting and documentation
Debrief and emergency review procedures

Training is delivered onsite using your building layout, equipment, and emergency procedures, ensuring practical and relevant learning outcomes.

Who This Training Is For

This course is suitable for:

WHS Officers
Emergency Control Organisation members
Workplace fire wardens
Facilities Managers
Building Managers
Strata Managers
Office Managers
Business Owners

Microfirm works with:

Commercial offices
Strata complexes
Retail centres
Hospitality venues
Schools and training providers
Government tenants
Light industrial workplaces
Small and medium businesses across Sydney

If your workplace has an Emergency Control Organisation, appropriate training and emergency preparedness are important parts of meeting your workplace responsibilities.

Why Choose Microfirm?

Local Sutherland Shire Provider

Based in Cronulla and Caringbah South, Microfirm provides convenient local Fire Warden training for businesses throughout the Sutherland Shire, including onsite training and scheduled refresher training.

Training Delivered in Your Building

Training at your workplace provides practical, location-specific learning that can help your team understand your building layout, evacuation procedures and emergency arrangements.

Nationally Accredited

All participants receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for PUAFER005 through Allens Training Pty Ltd (RTO 90909).

5-Star Rated

Microfirm maintains a 5.0 Google rating, providing confidence that your training is being delivered by a trusted provider.

Your Compliance Calendar

AS 3745-2010 Training Requirements

The Australian Standard AS 3745-2010 outlines outlines specific training requirements for the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) and the Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) to ensure effective emergency response and management.

The training should cover the following key areas:

Roles and Duties: Understanding the responsibilities of each member of the ECO and EPC.
Emergency Procedures: Familiarity with the emergency procedures and plans established for the facility.
Evacuation Plans: Knowledge of the evacuation plans and procedures for the facility.
Training Frequency: Skills training should be conducted at intervals not greater than six months, with additional training for leadership roles as needed.
Emergency Exercises: Participation in emergency exercises at least once every 12 months to ensure readiness and familiarity with emergency procedures. These training requirements are essential for maintaining the safety and wellbeing of all individuals in the facility during an emergency. Facilities should ensure that their training programs are compliant with AS 3745-2010 to meet the legal and safety standards set by the Australian government.

The September to December period is commonly the busiest AFSS compliance season across Sydney. Booking early helps avoid scheduling delays and ensures compliance deadlines are met.

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Areas We Service

Sutherland Shire

Cronulla | Miranda | Caringbah | Gymea | Taren Point | Engadine | Sutherland | Menai | Jannali | Woolooware
Burraneer | Kurnell | Bundeena

Greater Sydney

Hurstville | Kogarah | Rockdale | Botany | Mascot | Alexandria | Surry Hills | Sydney CBD

Regional NSW /ACT

Other locations may be available depending on group size. Contact us for availability.

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