Fire Training
Fire Training is mandatory for all businesses that operate commercial premises. Every enterprise needs to have not just an evacuation plan but also trained personnel on board that can help ensure the security of everyone on your property when things go south.
In the case of a workplace emergency such as a fire, chemical spill, biohazard contamination, earthquakes, and security threats, safety training becomes the difference between life and death. As an enterprise, you are responsible for the security of everyone you employ and everyone else who is on your property. This course helps your employees learn how to respond to threats in a timely fashion and how to ensure everyone’s safety, instead of just their own.
How to Create Evacuation Signs & Diagrams
Cost-effectively comply with your legal obligations to create and install your Evacuation Signs and Diagrams.
This course provides a step-by-step instruction for small business owners to comply with WHS and Building regulations.
How to Create an Emergency Management Response Plan
The principal purpose of these procedures is the safe evacuation of all persons in an emergency. This course offers a template you can customise per your needs and use to create the perfect emergency management plan.
First Response Evacuation Training
This course must be done within 30 days of someone being employed and every two years thereafter. The course covers what to do when first confronted with a fire; and how to distinguish a fire using various equipment.
Evacuation Coordination Training (Warden)
Evacuation Coordination Training (Warden Training) Our experienced trainers will tailor the training to your organisation.
This fire training covers the training of wardens in how to respond to an emergency; manage an emergency and the safe evacuation of all persons from the premises.
General Evacuation Training
Building Fire Services Regulation 2008 (Qld) mandates that ALL staff MUST do General Evacuation Training annually. AS3745 Planning for Emergencies in Facilities states that staff SHOULD have training annually.
In Queensland, if you have over 30 people working on your premises then training must be conducted or organised by a Fire Safety Adviser or an RTO. This online training course once tailored to your organisation is fully compliant.
How to Conduct an Emergency Planning Committee Meeting
The impact of any emergency on your business or personal life depends greatly on your planning capabilities and the ability to manage it with a solution-oriented approach. And it all starts with prep events like meetings.
How to Conduct a Fire Safety Audit in Victoria
This course teaches you how and what you need to look at when conducting a fire safety audit.
How to conduct a Fire Safety Audit in Queensland
This course teaches you how and what you need to look at when conducting a fire safety audit. General checklists are readily available but what is not readily available is HOW you assess whether you are compliant and what you should be looking for.
How to Conduct a Fire Safety Audit in New South Wales
This course teaches you how and what you need to look at when conducting a fire safety audit. General checklists are readily available but what is not readily available is HOW you assess whether you are compliant and what you should be looking for.
Evacuation Coordination Training for Churches
Every church, synagogue, mosque, or hall with a congregation needs to be evacuated within minutes of the onset of a disaster to prevent loss of life. The structure of a church could be old, and the abundance of wood can be a catalyst in case of a fire hazard.
Fire Safety for at Home Workers
Work-from-home is here to stay, and every day, more and more enterprises have been showing their support to their employees by upgrading them with work-related technologies and showcasing care by helping them stay safe and sound.