This course provides learners with the skills and knowledge to provide an initial first response in order to contain an incident and/or secure the immediate area in order to minimise resultant damages and loss should a hazardous materials spill occur.
This course provides learners with the skills and knowledge to provide an initial first response in order to contain an incident and/or secure the immediate area in order to minimise resultant damages and loss should a hazardous materials spill occur.
Spill control training is essential for workplaces which use, handle or transport dangerous and hazardous substances.
Whilst strict guidelines govern the storage and handling of these substances organisations must be able to respond quickly in the event of an accident or emergency, to reduce potential injury, property damage and environmental impact and workplace downtimes.
This training introduces participants to dangerous goods classes, labelling requirements, HAZCHEM coding and methods of identifying substances involved at incidents.
Exercises are provided to learn how to obtain information from common sources such as safety data sheets and emergency response guides, and how to apply these to real situations. Participants also receive accredited training in the use of applying the contents of Spill Kits to simulated spills.
During practical scenarios, methods of controlling and containing spills are discussed, in conjunction with selection and use of Spill Kit contents for use during incidents.
These scenarios also allow participants to rehearse the management of contaminated personnel and equipment involved in hazardous materials incidents. All learning is reinforced through a series of escalating scenarios, ranging from simple spills to simulated release of larger volumes.
Hazardous Materials Spill Response training is recommended for:
Anyone within an emergency response team;
Anyone in a workplace that contains hazardous materials;
Anyone involved in the transportation of hazardous materials;
Anyone in a role that requires the interpretation of Safety Data Sheets.
Subjects Covered
Hazard Identification
Contacting Authorities
Hazardous Materials
Routes of Entry
Emergency Information Panels
Bulk Transport Placarding
Handbook 76 Requirements
Pollutants
Safety Data Sheets (SDS)
Spill Kits
Pre-entry Requirements
Fitness to Participate and Language, literacy and numeracy (LLN) skills are required in order to communicate, complete, undertake written and practical assessment activities. If you have any concerns regarding the LLN requirements, please contact 1300 886 208 for assistance.
Certification
As we are a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) our participants will be awarded a Nationally recognised Statement of Attainment on the successful completion of the training and assessment for this course.
The units of competency covered in this course are:
MSMWHS100 Follow WHS procedures
MSMWHS110 Follow emergency response procedures
MSMWHS210 Undertake first response to non-fire incidents
Refresher Training
Industry recommends that refresher training for Hazardous Materials Spill Response should be completed every two years.
FWSR Group was established in December 2016 when Safety Results and FireWatch Services joined forces. Our mission is to protect your most important asset – your people.
Both Safety Results and FireWatch Services have long and respected reputations within the safety and fire services industries. Safety Results was established in 2003 and FireWatch Services in 2005.
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This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to safely combat incidents involving hazardous materials. It involves identifying, containing, and rectifying hazardous material leaks and spills, conducting emergency rescues of casualties, setting up and maintaining Hazmat safety zon...
This course will provide students with the fundamental skills to respond to an incident involving dangerous goods and hazardous substances and who have the skills and knowledge to identify and assess the hazards and risks and contribute to the development
This accredited course involves the skills and knowledge required to safely combat incidents involving hazardous materials. Individuals will gain the skills and knowledge required to respond to incidents involving hazardous materials.
Hazardous substances are those that, following worker exposure, can have an adverse effect on health. Examples of hazardous substances include poisons, substances that cause burns or skin and eye irritation, and substances that may cause cancer.
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