Fire Safety Courses
Non-accredited Fire Warden
$35
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This course is designed for Fire Wardens who need to refresh their knowledge of fire safety procedures, regulations, and their role within an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO).
The course has been developed to cover a broad range of emergencies and facilities as considered in Australian Standard 3745 and Australian Standard 4083.
Stay up to date with best practices and enhance your ability to respond effectively in an emergency.
By completing this course, students will gain a basic understanding of:
• Safe work practices
• Planning for emergencies
• How to identify fire hazards
• Risk management processes and control measures
• Emergency signs, signals and warnings
• Emergency systems and equipment
• Evacuation procedures
• How to operate within an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO)
• Emergency response procedures
• Fire and emergency prevention
• Implementing post initial response actions and reporting
This course is expected to take approximately 1 hour to complete.
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Non-accredited Fire - Introduction & Risk Management (Presentation)
Non-accredited Fire - Drills (Presentation)
Video Disclaimer (Slideshow)
The Easy Guide to Emergency Evacuation (Presentation)
The Emergency Control Organisation (Presentation)
The Easy Guide to Fire Prevention (Presentation)
Non-accredited Fire - Emergency Guide (Presentation)
Non-accredited Fire Warden - Theory Assessment (Assessment)
Non-accredited Chief Fire Warden
$50
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This course is designed for Chief Fire Wardens who need to refresh their knowledge of fire safety regulations and their leadership role within an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO).
The course has been developed to cover a broad range of emergencies and facilities as considered in Australian Standard 3745 and Australian Standard 4083.
It helps individuals to gain the confidence to effectively coordinate emergency responses and ensure workplace safety.
By completing this course, students will gain a basic understanding of:
- Safe work practices - Planning for emergencies - How to identify fire hazards
• Risk management processes and control measures
• Emergency signs, signals and warnings
• Emergency systems and equipment
• Evacuation procedures
• The different roles within the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO)
• How to lead an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO)
• Emergency response procedures
• Fire and emergency prevention • Conducting a search and assisting others
• How to give clear directions and keep others informed
• Implementing post initial response actions and reporting
Please note: This courses touches on the contents of the Australian Standards but has not been mapped to fully address all elements of the warden role as part of an Emergency Control Organisation.
It is up to individual workplaces to evaluate if this is sufficient training for the role of a Warden based on their risks and emergency procedure manual.
This course is expected to take approximately 1.5 hours to complete.
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Non-accredited Fire - Introduction & Risk Management (Presentation)
Non-accredited Fire - Drills (Presentation)
Video Disclaimer (Slideshow)
The Easy Guide to Emergency Evacuation (Presentation)
Non-accredited Fire - Evacuation Procedures (Presentation)
The Emergency Control Organisation (Presentation)
Non-accredited Fire - ECO Roles and Responsibilities (Presentation)
The Easy Guide to Fire Prevention (Presentation)
Non-accredited Fire - Emergency Guide (Presentation)
Lockdown and Bomb Threat Emergency Procedures (Presentation)
Lockdown and Bomb Threat Emergency Procedures - Quiz (Assessment)
Non-accredited Chief Fire Warden - Quiz (Assessment)
Non-accredited Fire Awareness
$25
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This course provides individuals with a practical understanding of fire safety processes and procedures.
The course has been developed to cover a broad range of emergencies and facilities as considered in Australian Standard 3745 and Australian Standard 4083.
It teaches individuals to be emergency aware and how to effectively respond to emergencies to contribute to a safer environment at work and in the community.
By completing this course, students will gain a basic understanding of:
• Safe work practices
• Emergency signs, signals and warnings
• Emergency systems and equipment
• Evacuation procedures
• Emergency response procedures
• Fire and emergency prevention
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Non-accredited Fire - Introduction & Drills (Presentation)
Video Disclaimer (Slideshow)
The Easy Guide to Emergency Evacuation (Presentation)
The Easy Guide to Fire Prevention (Presentation)
Non-accredited Fire - Emergency Guide (Presentation)