Learn How to Manage an Emergency Response. It also covers the practical processes of defining team roles/responsibilities, and the mobilizing and deployment of additional resources required to respond.
The purpose of this course is to develop the skills and knowledge of personnel so that they can coordinate IMT activities to either support or directly respond to both off-shore and on-shore incidents in line with their company’s requirements.
It also covers the practical processes of defining team roles/responsibilities, and the mobilizing and deployment of additional resources required to respond.
In order for team leader/s to complete the qualification, they must be accompanied by team members from the same organization.
The core positions within an Incident Management Team include: Team Leader, Operations, Planning, Logistics and Log Keeper roles.
Course Availability
ERGT Australia’s Incident Management Training course is available through corporate group bookings at our Perth Incident Management Training Centre. Please enquire for more information.
Minimum Trainees: 1 Incident Manager and 5 Team members
Maximum Trainees: 2 Incident Managers and 10 Team members
Learning Outcomes
The expected learning outcomes for these nationally recognised units are:
PMAOMIR418 Coordinate incident response (Team leader)
Assess the situation and determine priorities
Manage incident control centre
Liaise with internal management and support structures
Ensure communications systems are effective
Conclude and review incident activities
PMAOMIR322 Manage incident response information (Team member)
Collect and analyse data during an incident
Record and report information during an incident
Review incident response information and recommend process improvements
ERGT Desired Skills and Knowledge
It is desirable that people attending this course are technical specialists or employed in a similar position. Their role would require them to coordinate the response to off-shore or on-shore incidents.
People attending this course should have knowledge of organisational procedures including:
Site Emergency Response Plans
Participated in workplace emergency response exercises
Experience as an incident response team member
Company safety case or similar, for an understanding of the applicable Workplace Regulatory framework
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