This training course is taught by experienced instructors who will take course participants through both theory and practical sessions to respond to on-site hazardous material emergencies.
Why Choose This Course
Our HAZMAT Response course is designed for Emergency Response Teams who may be required to identify, monitor and render Hazardous Materials Incidents safe.
This training course is taught by experienced instructors who will take course participants through both theory and practical sessions to respond to on-site hazardous material emergencies.
This training course has a practical emphasis. Practical drills include: Splash or Gas Suits, Decontamination,
Assessment of the incident scene, Rescue Procedures etc. This course makes use of various safety documentation such as: SDS’s, HAZCHEM Sheets & HAG Sheets.
FSA Entry Requirements:
USI
Fitness to participate
Participants must be clean shaven, no facial hair that may affect facial seal as per Australian Standards.
Site appropriate PPE include fire rated PPE and footwear
Sufficient language, literacy and numeracy skills to complete the course
Evidence of each participant holding the above competencies must be provided prior to entry into the course.
Course Subjects:
HAZCHEM & dangerous goods legislation
HAZCHEM incident response protocols/procedures
HAZMAT emergency response procedures
HAZMAT incident leadership
Personal protective equipment: splash suits, gas suits decontamination and HOT/WARM/COLD zone establishment
HAZMAT emergency action guides, HAG sheets etc
First aid treatment for HAZMAT incidents
Outcomes
On completion of this program, participants will be able to:
PUAFIR308 Employ personal protection at a hazardous materials incident
PUAFIR306 Identify, detect and monitor hazardous materials at an incident
PUAFIR324 Render hazardous materials incidents safe
Benefits
On successful completion of the training you will receive a Statement of Attainment for the units of competency listed above.
Pre-Requisites:
PUAFIR207 Operate Breathing Apparatus – Open Circuit (or equivalent)
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