Welcome to the E-Learning Course “Fire Safety & Emergency Behavior” Whether in everyday life, at work, or while traveling – fires can break out anytime, anywhere. What truly matters is how you respond in an emergency: staying calm, acting correctly, and knowing what to do. In this course, you’ll gain practical knowledge about: - the fundamentals of fire and smoke, - typical fire scenarios and warning signs - roles and responsibilities in workplace fire protection, - safe and structured behavior in emergency situations, - and the correct use of extinguishing agents and evacuation procedures. Our goal is to equip you with confidence, awareness and the skills you need to act responsibly and effectively, because those, who are prepared can save lives. We’re glad to have you on board – and we thank you for actively helping make our world a safer place.

Welcome to Module A! In this module, you’ll learn how fires start, the different fire classes, how smoke behaves, and how to detect fire at an early stage. This knowledge forms the foundation for safe and effective action in an emergency.

Welcome to Module C! This module explains who takes on which responsibilities in the event of an emergency. You’ll learn about the roles of fire protection officers, fire wardens, and the importance of the fire alarm chain.

Welcome to Module D! Now it’s time to get practical! In this module, you’ll learn how to behave correctly in the event of a fire, what to keep in mind when using fire extinguishers, how to identify escape routes – and how to act safely and effectively without putting yourself at risk.

Congratulations! You made it! You are now officially trained in theoretical knowledge as a Fire Warden in accordance with safety regulations. You’ve learned how to recognize fire, act safely, and take responsibility in an emergency. Your knowledge can save lives – maybe even your own. 👉 You're just one step away: the hands-on fire extinguisher training will complete your certification. Thank you for helping us make the world a little safer. Because we only have one world. Let’s work together to keep it safe.