The Emergency Officer’s course is based on information from Federal & Provincial emergency management agencies and the Fire Code.
The Emergency Officer’s course is based on information from Federal & Provincial emergency management agencies and the Fire Code. Participants will learn emergency management, communication, fire prevention, evacuation as well as the proper use of first aid kits, stretchers, 2-way radio systems and fire extinguishers. This course is recommended for Floor Emergency officers, Fire Wardens, First Responders and Security Officers.
Course introduction
Risk assessment
Emergency medical services (911)
Standard operating procedures
Emergency communication procedures
Personal protective equipment
Suspicious package procedures
Basic hazardous material controls
General toxicology and health effects on humans
Use of first aid kits and stretchers
First aid treatment
Fire Code
Elements of fire
Fire classifications
Classes A-B-C-D
Use of fire extinguishers
Evacuation plans
Moving casualties
Scenarios
Works with Provincial, Territorials governments and all Federal departments and agencies within the Government of Canada, as well as Crown Corporation clients.
We have been involved in various types of working relationships with government bodies, including standalone contracts. Please invite us to bid on you next OHS or first-aid project.
GovOHS is committed to providing our clients with the best in health and safety training, safety products and consulting services.
A successful Occupational Health and Safety Management System (OHSMS) minimizes the potential for injury or illness in the workplace. Effective and ongoing hazard and risk management is an important part of that system.
The term “lockout/tagout” refers to specific practices and procedures to safeguard workers from the unexpected energizing or start-up of machinery and equipment, or the release of hazardous energy during service or maintenance activities.
Work permits for confined space, Monitor, Entrant, and Tending worker responsibilities, emergency response, code of practice, lockout procedures, administrative controls, and personal protective equipment. Case Studies on fatalities in Alberta caused by atmospheric and physical hazards and worker.
Confined Space Non-Entry and Entry Rescue course is offered by DSC Safety Services.
This one-day combination course is designed for individuals who plan and supervise work at heights, or perform work at heights themselves.
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