The Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 requires the occupier of a building to provide evacuation coordination instructions to the Evacuation Coordinator (this person is responsible for the coordination of the building’s evacuation in the event of a fire or other emergency) of the building, within
Course Overview
The Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 requires the occupier of a building to provide evacuation coordination instructions to the Evacuation Coordinator (this person is responsible for the coordination of the building’s evacuation in the event of a fire or other emergency) of the building, within 1 month of being appointed and then at intervals of not more than 1 year.
Evacuation Coordination training for your building will include:
Means of alerting and communicating with persons in the building.
Alerting the fire service, by phone or manually operated call points.
Arranging the evacuation of persons with special needs, members of the public and other persons in the building.
Checking whether all persons have been evacuated.
Method of alerting the evacuation coordinator as to the result of the evacuation (if applicable).
Meeting the Fire Service on arrival.
This course has been developed to comply with the requirements of Australian Standard 3745 – 2010 (planning for emergencies in facilities) and the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008.fire
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