Fire Training

Introduction:

Harness offers a half day Fire Training course. The Fire Training course is designed to help students identify and assess the risks of the fire and determine an appropriate first response to fire incidents.

Harness has invested in a top of the line compressed air and water fire extinguisher simulator, providing a safe training environment whilst simulating real life fire incidents varying difficulty.

Theory is presented in a supportive learner centred environment designed to provide functional theoretical knowledge directly applicable to the field.

The assessment for this course has been designed to assess the individual to the Australian Qualification Framework, relevant Training Package, Australian and Industry expectations, as well as Commonwealth and State Legislation.

In the delivery of this course, our trainers focus on providing an individualised adult learning environment that considers the learner’s employment history and experience in the industry.

Learning Outcomes:

• Successful students will be awarded the unit of competency - MSMWHS212 for Fire Training

Learning Methods:

The mode of delivery for this course is face to face in a classroom environment as well as significant practical elements outside of the classroom. In the delivery of this course, our trainers focus on providing an individualised adult learning environment that considers the learner’s experience and training in First Aid. 

Theory is presented in a supportive learner centered environment designed to provide functional theoretical knowledge that is directly applicable to real world tasks. Learning materials provided include the Harness student handbook and participants will be advised in advance of attending the course if there are any materials to be provided by them.

The assessment for this course has been designed to assess the individual to the Australian Qualification Framework, relevant Training Package, Australian and Industry expectations, as well as Commonwealth and State Legislation. 
 

Course Content:

The Harness Fire Training course will cover the below key performance areas: 

• Recognise and assess fire situations, including the identification of different types of fires and fuels.

• Determine appropriate actions according to procedures and within scope of own responsibilities, including:

• evacuate (self/others)

• seek assistance as appropriate

• apply control measures

• select and use a range of first response fire-fighting safety equipment

• select and use appropriate extinguishing agent

• apply defensive fire-fighting tactics and techniques

• select and use personal protective equipment (PPE)

• minimise the effect of a fire incident

• communicate clearly and unambiguously with a range of personnel on fire emergency conditions, related problems and safety and emergency procedures.

Premiere Fire and Safety Training 

Choosing the right Fire and Safety training is vital. You want a well-established company with experienced instructors, a full selection of training courses, and convenient locations and tim es. Harness has been providing premier safety courses for over a decade, and we take pride in teaching participants how to stay safe on the job.

We utilise instructors from medium to high risk industries including oil and gas and mining whose experience is relevant to the courses they teach. This focus on concrete engagement means that each participant gets the most out of every course.

Our Fire Safety program, for instance, is a half-day course that includes practical exercises utilising our state-of-the-art compressed air and water fire extinguisher simulator.

Including fire training exercises in the curriculum ensures participant familiarity with real-life situations and prepares them to handle emergencies well because they’ve already done so in a supported environment with guidance and feedback.

Fire and Safety training across any of our modern training facilities will help your employees feel ready and prepared for safety challenges. The Fire Safety program packs a lot into one session, including topics such as evacuation, control measures, selecting and using the appropriate extinguishing agent, defensive fire-fighting tactics and techniques, and use of personal protective equipment (PPE).

We teach how to effectively communicate and purposefully with various safety personnel so that participants can clearly convey information about fire conditions and safety procedures.