TOP 10 FIRE SAFETY COURSES IN NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA

Demonstrate first attack firefighting equipment. This course is suitable for the general public, organisations and corporate clients and will provide participants with the knowledge to confidently use a fire extinguisher in an emergency situation

This fire warden training course is suitable for companies and organisations which require selected members of staff to be trained as building fire wardens, and will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively manage building emergencies.

We provide Council Certification & Training and can conduct fire demonstrations, which can be incorporated into annual service visits to familiarise your employees in the proper use of fire equipment safety.

Warden training course is offered by Workplace Emergency Safety Group.

This course provides the skills and knowledge to be able to respond to emergencies in your workplace and carry out safe evacuation.

This session covers the duties and responsibilities of the Chief Warden (CW) and Deputy Chief Warden (DCW). On completion of this session, the CW and DCW will understand how to coordinate operations of the ECO and how to coordinate actions to safeguard endangered persons.

Our training course is structured to ensure participants have the understanding of how to use a fire extinguisher and the knowledge required to select the correct extinguisher for a particular type of fire. The course also covers the use of hose reels and fire blankets.

The Chief Warden training course is structured to ensure participants have the understanding of their responsibility within the Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) and how to fulfil those responsibilities.

This course is designed to prepare workers for the role as Fire Warden or Chief Warden in the workplace, including preparing for small workplace emergencies such as a small fire, preventing and responding to emergencies, and recovery. This course is appropriate for people requiring the skills to pe...

These common training units are required to apply for Fire Safety Assessment Qualified Accreditation. These units fill the training gap if the service technician has already completed the service units.