1. Module 3 : What are the risks and Warning Signs?

    After completing this section, you will understand: How statistics show that certain groups have a higher risk of suicide. Key warning signs that may indicate someone is considering suicide.
  2. Module 2 : How suicide may affect people

    By the end of this section, you should understand: Why openly talking about suicide can be challenging. Why individuals may develop suicidal thoughts. How feelings of shame can impact those experiencing suicidal ideation.
  3. Module 1: Introduction

    Suicide is the intentional act of ending one’s own life. 1 in 5 people will think about suicide at some point in their life. Suicidal thoughts may appear suddenly or start as brief feelings of wanting to escape. People often believe others would be better off without them, making it essential to offer proactive support. About 28% of people who die by suicide had contact with mental health services within the previous year. Suicide is a significant public health issue, but most suicides are preventable with timely and appropriate interventions.
  4. Brief Description

    By the end of this section, you should understand: What suicide is and the reasons some individuals may consider it. Common myths and misunderstandings surrounding suicide. Which groups or individuals may be at higher risk.
  5. MODULE 3 : FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT

    Upon completion of this section, you should understand: How to identify fire hazards How to determine who may be at risk and how. How to evaluate risks and implement precautions How to record findings and take action. How to review and update a fire risk assessment (often best done by a professional for large or complex areas).
  6. MODULE 5 : Evacuation procedure

    By the end of this section, you should understand: The role of a Fire Warden during an evacuation Key actions required to ensure a fast and safe evacuation The importance of fire drills in maintaining preparedness
  7. MODULE 4 : FIRE SAFETY AGREEMENTS

    Upon completing this section, staff should understand: Arrangements for fire detection and warning systems. Requirements for emergency routes and exits. Importance and correct implementation of emergency lighting. Proper display of fire safety signs in the correct locations. Who requires a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP). What a PEEP should include.
  8. Module 2 : Understanding fire

    Key Learning Objectives By the end of this section, you should understand: The Fire Triangle Fire Classification Types of Fire Extinguishers and their uses
  9. Module 1 : Introduction

    By the end of this section, you will understand: Why fire safety is essential in the workplace Key fire safety laws and regulations Employer and employee responsibilities The role and duties of a Fire Warden How to prepare effectively for the Fire Warden role
  10. Brief description Fire Warden Training

    By the end of this training, you will understand: The importance of fire safety in the workplace The legal requirements related to fire safety The responsibilities of employers in maintaining fire safety The main duties of a Fire Warden How to effectively prepare for the role of a Fire Warden