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Fire Safety Training Course Group Booking $900 - 3 hour course at our Sydney CBD Training Centre or OnsiteOur Fire and Safety specialists know the impact an actual emergency incident within a workplace can have on individuals, their families and businesses. As a result, there is a need to reduce and minimise the risks to life and property through effective and specific training. Our aim is to implement and train an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) to be competent and confident of controlling a broad range of threats and emergency situations that may arise within the workplace. Our education and training program can be for 1 to 500 staff. We supply onsite training only and can cover a range of topics to 100% customise the training to your needs. All building owners, Property Managers and employers have an ethical and legal obligation to ensure the health, safety and welfare of all occupants and employees whilst at a place of work, at which the employers undertaking is conducted. Arrangements must be made for the safe and rapid evacuation of occupants and employees from the place of work in the event of an emergency. Our specialists ensure you are fulfilling your minimum legal obligations in relation to the NSW OH&S Act, and AS 3745-2002 Emergency Control Organisation and Procedures for buildings, structures and work places. Core Education and Training TopicsChief Warden TrainingThe Chief Warden is the overall coordinator in the event of an emergency incident. This training is designed to provide the participants with the skill, knowledge and experience to perform the duties of a Chief Warden. These skills include the investigation of an alarm or report of an emergency, the coordination of an evacuation when required, and practical instruction in the use of the installed Emergency Warning Systems. EWIS and EWS TrainingInstalled occupant warning systems are an invaluable tool and safety system in the event of an evacuation being required. All designated Chief Wardens must have a thorough understanding of the use and practical applications of these systems. Our trainers and consultants can provide practical instruction and demonstration in the use of the EWIS and EWS panels and their functions, how to best utilise these panels to effectively manage and coordinate an emergency response. Warden TrainingWardens make up the largest portion of the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) within a building. These are the individuals that are responsible for the safety of the occupants on their individual floors and/or within their individual areas. This training prepares Wardens to handle a wide range of potential emergency situations. The training focuses on the correct actions to be taken to ensure a safe and efficient response to an emergency, until stood down by the Chief Warden or the attending emergency services. Role PlaysHypothetical scenarios are developed and put to the members of the ECO. The participants are then required to role play through the given emergency situation to achieve a satisfactory outcome. These scenarios can be geared towards any number of potential threat or emergency situations. They reinforce knowledge gained by the ECO and enable the ECO members to gain confidence in their roles. Evacuation ExercisesThe size and configuration of the premises, together with the type of occupancy, will determine the time interval between practice evacuations. Practice evacuations may be conducted either as a partial or total evacuation of a building, structure or workplace. In accordance with AS 3745-2002, all areas of a building, structure or workplace shall participate in at least one exercise in each 12 month period. All occupants of the floor/s or area/s involved in an evacuation exercise shall take part, unless the EPC grants an exemption prior to conducting the exercise. All evacuation exercises are to be attended by an observer with a checklist. Our trainers and consultants will coordinate the planning and execution of these exercises, to evaluate the effectiveness of the procedures in place and the competency and skills of the ECO. Briefing and DebriefingPrior to the commencement of an exercise all members of the ECO are briefed on what to expect and what is expected of them concerning the exercise. On completion of an exercise, all ECO members are debriefed to identify any positive or negative facets of the ECO or the procedures for the building. During the debriefing session the trainer/consultants check list is analysed, and any deficiencies are to be reported to the EPC so that the appropriate amendments can be made to the procedures or the ECO. Retail VisitationsSites that have Retail stores attached can have a Retail Visitation included in their training programme to take place biannually. Retailers are visited by one of our trainers/consultants, where procedures to follow in the event of an emergency are explained to them. Retailers can also be provided with a laminated version of their procedures for display within their premises on request.
Sydney Training Centre Location Suite 401, Level 4, 412 - 414 The Strand Arcade, George Street, Sydney NSW 2000 Conveniently located, our training centre gives students access to a range of transport options.
Other Training CoursesTraining Aid Australia provides other training courses for the Commercial Industry including Apply First Aid (cpr and first aid), Oxygen Administration (mechanical resuscitation), White Card (construction induction) and Advanced Resuscitation CLS (oxygen administration and defibrillation).For more information about these course, please feel free to contact us. |
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