TOP 10 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANNING COURSES IN AUSTRALIA - PAGE 2

The Evacuation Exercise is used to evaluate the effectiveness of the Emergency Response Procedures and Evacuation Plan, the actions and execution of the roles and responsibilities of the Wardens and how the occupants / visitors of the building respond to an emergency.

This course was developed by Fire and Rescue NSW uniformed officers who have extensive operational experience and hold qualifications in Training and Assessment.

The best defence in an emergency situation is well trained people. A well rehearsed and practiced evacuation drill can save lives. Our practical evacuation drill is designed to observe your response to a critical incident and provide extensive feedback to your organisation.

Classed as an emergency response drill, evacuation exercises must be completed by all areas of a facility at least once in each 12 month period as required by AS 3745-2010. The Training includes a briefing before and debrief after the evacuation and a report with the outcomes highlighting

At Evac You 8 we want our clients to be fully prepared for any emergency their facility could encounter, therefore we encourage facilities to have an Emergency Management Plan in place.

The purpose of conducting an emergency evacuation training drill is to assist personnel to know their roles and responsibilities in an emergency situation in accordance with the workplace plans and procedures, and to test the workforce response to an emergency.

State One Fire is the one stop shop for all your fire protection services. We provide the best training in Fire Safety and Emergency Procedures that is tailored to your individual business needs, plus fire protection solutions.

An integral part of an effective emergency management program is to have a pro-active Emergency Planning Committee (EPC) that oversees the emergency management at the site.

Evacuation Drill course is offered by Fire Watch Safety Results.

Emergency Response and Evacuation course is offered by UFE Fire Training.