Designed for:
Personnel designated as wardens in any workplace.
AIMS
- identify the duties and responsibilities of a Fire Warden (includes Chief Warden).
- describe the evacuation and evacuee response.
- describe the action to be taken on hearing the building alarm.
- identify the fire fighting equipment.
- confidence in dealing with workplace emergency/hazards
- understand and execute in-house emergency procedures and
- requirements
- ensure the safe and orderly evacuation of occupants of a building in an emergency
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CONTENT
- Emergency Plan Principles.
- Emergency Control Organisation (ECO) Structure.
- Emergency Warning Signals and Communication system.
- Emergency/Hazards e.g. Bomb, Cyclone, Chemical, Fire.
- Fire response
- Induction training for new staff in evacuation.
- References: Occupational Safety and Health Regulations 2002 Part 3.10
- Australian Standard 3745-2010.
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Duration: Approx 3.0 hours
Site Requirements:
This course is principally designed for delivery at the clients’ premises for maximum group size of 15 persons.
To conduct theory presentation we require a boardroom/classroom/lunchroom with facility to darken room for computer projection. Alternative premises in Carlisle can be arranged.
Certification:
Upon successful completion of the course, each participant will receive a Certificate of Attendance outlining the aims and outcomes.
