This course is designed for leaders of Emergency Control Organisations (ECO’s) in factories, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, offices or other workplaces that also need to learn the duties of the Emergency Wardens they will lead and who undertake a first response to fire incidents in onshore an
This course is designed for leaders of Emergency Control Organisations (ECO’s) in factories, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, offices or other workplaces that also need to learn the duties of the Emergency Wardens they will lead and who undertake a first response to fire incidents in onshore and offshore situations/emergencies.
This includes Chief Wardens, Deputy Chief Wardens and Communication Officers. Emergency Control Organisations (ECO’s) are defined in the Australian Standards.
In this course participants are assisted in understanding their position within the emergency response structure, and the importance of a team response to effectively control emergencies. Workplace emergencies such as fires, bomb threats, chemical spills and other emergencies are discussed, along with the appropriate considerations and responses.
Participants are assisted in understanding their position within the emergency response structure, and the importance of communication, decision making and reporting.
Workplace emergencies are discussed, along with the appropriate considerations and responses. Site communications and procedures for evacuation of personnel to nominated muster points are discussed and explained.
This course is designed for anyone that is going to become the Communications Officer, Deputy Lead Warden or Lead Warden in an emergency situation and has not been trained in Emergency Warden and Portable Fire Equipment competencies.
Subjects Covered
Types of Emergencies
First Response to Emergencies
Raising the alarm
Safety alarms
Contacting Emergency Services
Chemistry of a Fire
The Fire Tetrahedron
Transfer of Heat
Classes of Fire
Type of Extinguishers
Extinguisher Compatibility to type of fire
Initial Actions-Method of Extinguishment
Emergency Control Organisation
ECO Structure
Emergency Procedures
Stages of evacuation
After Incident Actions
PPRR Method
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:
MSMWHS212 Undertake first response to fire incidents
PUAFER005 Operate as part of an emergency control organisation (this unit is a prerequisite for PUAWER006B)
PUAFER006 Lead an emergency control organisation
Refresher Training
AS 3745 – 2010 Planning for emergencies in facilities states that where first-attack firefighting by specific occupants is included in the emergency procedures, these occupants shall attend a skills retention activity in first-attack firefighting at intervals not greater than two years.
skills retention activities for members of the ECO (including wardens) must be undertaken at intervals no greater than 6 months, and shall;
Be determined by the EPC (Emergency Planning Committee)
Include revision of roles and responsibilities
Include instruction of the operation of the communications systems (if installed)
Skills retention activities may also include but not necessarily be limited to table-top exercises and evacuation exercises for the ECO.
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.
Fire Safety Officer: This course is a compilation of 6 units of competency taken from the Public Safety Training Package to meet the requirements of NSW Health, for people to perform the role of Fire Safety Officer (FSO)
The course has been developed to cover a broad range of emergencies and facilities as considered in Australian Standard 3745 and Australian Standard 4083. It applies to employees in the workplace within all industries and in all contexts.
This nationally recognised course delivered by emergency services experts will equip participants with the skills to safely evacuate a workplace as well as managing small workplace emergencies such as a small fire or chemical spill.
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