This course will cover theoretical and practical elements of workplace fire and emergency situations and Emergency Management Planning as defined in Australian Standards 3745-2010. It provides the skills and knowledge for those who may be required to act as Fire and Emergency Wardens within a workplace’s Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) and to be able to recognise and control small emergencies on-site. The objective of this course is to give the participants a refresher course or new exposure to practical emergency planning, based on the site-specific scenarios.
The training covers the four elements of emergency management (prevention, preparedness, response and recovery). This course has been developed to cover the broad range of emergencies and workplaces as considered in Australian Standards 3745-2010.

Working in and around confined spaces is a hazardous activity and is regulated by OHS/WHS legislation.

Confined spaces are generally things such as tanks, ducts, flues, silos, chimneys and other enclosed or partially enclosed structures. They pose dangers because they are not usually designed to be areas where people work. The hazards are not always obvious and may change with each entry to the confined space.

This course applies to persons who are required to enter confined spaces for maintenance, cleaning, inspection or other reasons. This course also applies to those persons who are required to perform the duty of the Standby Person.

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This course will cover theoretical and practical elements of workplace fire and emergency situations as defined in Australian Standards 3745-2010.  It provides the skills and knowledge for those who may be required to act as Fire and Emergency Wardens within a workplace’s Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) and to be able to recognise and control small emergencies on-site.

This session includes the use of fire extinguishers.

First Aid emergencies can occur at any time and in any setting such as your home, community settings or the workplace.

This course aims provide you with the skills, knowledge and confidence to help a your friend, your family member, a colleague or even a complete stranger during a first aid emergency until such time as further help arrives.