About this Online Course 

Unit of Competency: PUAFER006 – Lead an Emergency Control Organisation.

Designed for Chief Wardens, Deputy Wardens and Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) leaders, this nationally recognised training prepares participants to take command during workplace emergencies, ensuring the safe evacuation of occupants and effective coordination with emergency services.

Students learn how to assess emergency situations, implement emergency response procedures, direct evacuation activities, and communicate clearly with wardens, occupants and external responders. The course aligns with Australian Standards AS 3745 and AS 4083 for planning and managing emergencies in facilities.

Our interactive online content makes the learning practical and simple to follow. Train at any time that suits your schedule without pesky travel time getting in the way of safety.

Please Note: You have 90 days to finish the course from the time of booking

Online Course Overview

  • 2 hours
Cost: 225

Qualification:

PUAFER006 - Lead an Emergency Control Organisation (Chief Fire Warden)

Assessment Type:

Online theory-based assessment

Prerequisite:

PUAFER005 (Operate as part of an Emergency Control Organisation)

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Prerequisite:

  • Participants must hold the prerequisite unit PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation.

All course participants must be:

  • 18 years or older
  • Able to read, understand, and write English
  • Have the physical capability to perform the duties of a Chief Warden or ECO leader
  • Have access to a computer and stable internet connection

If a participant requires a reassessment for a High-Risk Work Licence an additional $250.00 + GST reassessment fee will apply.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Lead and coordinate an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) during workplace emergencies
  • Assess emergency situations and determine appropriate response actions
  • Implement and manage facility emergency response procedures
  • Direct and monitor workplace evacuations safely and efficiently
  • Communicate clearly with wardens, occupants and emergency services
  • Control access to affected areas and maintain safety during incidents
  • Interpret emergency alarms, signals and communication systems
  • Conduct pre-emergency planning and training exercises
  • Brief emergency services personnel on arrival
  • Manage post-incident procedures including reporting and debriefing

Outcome
On successful completion, participants will receive a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment for PUAFER006 Lead an Emergency Control Organisation.

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Chief Emergency Warden Training Available Australia Wide:

Sydney

Melbourne

Brisbane

Perth

Adelaide

Canberra

Hobart

Darwin

Online Chief Emergency Warden Training FAQs

Chief Emergency Warden Training teaches workplace leaders how to coordinate emergency responses and manage evacuations during incidents such as fires, medical emergencies, hazardous material events and other workplace threats. The course provides the skills required to lead an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) and ensure the safe evacuation of occupants.

Students who successfully complete this course receive a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment for PUAFER006 – Lead an Emergency Control Organisation. This unit forms part of nationally recognised emergency response training used across Australian workplaces.

Chief Emergency Warden Training is designed for workers who have been appointed or are preparing to act as:

  • Chief Wardens
  • Deputy Chief Wardens
  • Senior Emergency Wardens
  • Workplace safety officers
  • Supervisors responsible for emergency procedures

Many organisations require trained wardens to comply with Australian Standards AS 3745 and AS 4083 for workplace emergency planning.

A Chief Emergency Warden leads the workplace response during an emergency. Their responsibilities typically include:

  • Assessing the emergency situation
  • Activating emergency procedures
  • Directing emergency wardens and evacuation teams
  • Communicating with building occupants
  • Liaising with emergency services
  • Ensuring a safe evacuation of the workplace

Yes. Chief Emergency Warden Training can be completed through self-paced online learning, allowing participants to study at their own pace while gaining the knowledge required to lead emergency responses in the workplace.

Online training is ideal for organisations that need to train wardens across multiple locations or provide flexible learning options for staff.

An Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) is a structured team responsible for managing workplace emergencies. It typically includes:

  • Chief Wardens
  • Deputy Chief Wardens
  • Area Wardens
  • Floor Wardens
  • Communication officers

The ECO coordinates evacuations, communicates with occupants and supports emergency services during incidents.

While the unit itself may not always be legally mandated, many workplaces require trained wardens to meet workplace health and safety obligations and comply with emergency planning standards such as AS 3745.

Employers commonly require Chief Wardens and Emergency Wardens to complete nationally recognised training to ensure they can respond effectively during emergencies.

This training prepares participants to manage a wide range of workplace emergencies, including:

  • Fire and smoke incidents
  • Building evacuations
  • Medical emergencies
  • Hazardous material incidents
  • Security threats
  • Natural disasters affecting the workplace

Emergency Warden training focuses on operating as part of an emergency control organisation, assisting with evacuations and following directions.

Chief Emergency Warden training focuses on leading the emergency response, coordinating wardens, assessing incidents and directing evacuation procedures.

Chief Emergency Warden Training is typically completed in approximately two hours through self-paced online learning, making it a convenient option for busy professionals and organisations needing to train staff quickly.

Yes. The unit PUAFER006 Lead an Emergency Control Organisation is a nationally recognised unit of competency within the Australian vocational education and training system and is recognised across all Australian states and territories.

You can complete Chief Emergency Warden Training Online from anywhere in Australia through self-paced online learning. This allows workers and organisations in cities, regional areas and remote locations to complete nationally recognised training without attending a classroom.

Yes. Workers and organisations in Sydney and throughout New South Wales can complete Chief Emergency Warden Training online. The course covers the nationally recognised unit PUAFER006 Lead an Emergency Control Organisation and prepares wardens to manage workplace emergencies.

Yes. Participants located in Melbourne and across Victoria can complete Chief Emergency Warden Training through online learning. This flexible option allows staff to gain the skills required to lead emergency responses in workplaces without needing to travel.

Chief Emergency Warden Training is available online for workers located in Brisbane and across Queensland. Online training enables organisations to train emergency wardens and workplace safety personnel conveniently from any location.

Yes. Workers and organisations based in Perth and throughout Western Australia can complete Chief Emergency Warden Training online, gaining the knowledge required to lead Emergency Control Organisations and coordinate evacuations.

Yes. Employees in Adelaide and across South Australia can complete Chief Emergency Warden Training through online learning. This provides flexible access to nationally recognised emergency response training.

Yes. Workers located in Canberra and throughout the Australian Capital Territory can complete Chief Emergency Warden Training online, allowing organisations to train wardens and emergency leaders conveniently.

Yes. Organisations and workers located in Darwin and throughout the Northern Territory can complete Chief Emergency Warden Training online, making nationally recognised emergency training accessible regardless of location.

Yes. Because this course is delivered online and self-paced, workers in regional and remote areas across Australia can complete Chief Emergency Warden Training without needing to travel to major cities.

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