Step 1 of 2

Choose a training-planning scenario

These example ratios are purchasing assumptions, not official staffing rules. Your fire risk assessment must determine the coverage you need.

Example: 1 per 50Start with one warden place per 50 people, then apply the example allowance shown in the result. Example: 1 per 20Start with one warden place per 20 people, then apply the example allowance shown in the result. Example: 1 per 15Start with one warden place per 15 people, then apply the example allowance shown in the result.

Step 2 of 2

How many people are in this training plan?

Enter the number of people whose training you want to budget for.

Your example

Illustrative training mix

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This is a cost illustration, not a staffing recommendation. Confirm warden numbers, location and cover for every shift, absence and evacuation need through your workplace fire risk assessment. GOV.UK evacuation guidance explains the planning duties. The Fire Extinguisher Awareness Course provides online awareness; it does not include hands-on practice.

Choose a training-planning scenario

How many people are in this training plan?

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