Emergency Training and Procedures
The importance that public safety risk prevention strategies play in protecting the safety of building occupants and minimizing potential property loss cannot be overestimated.
Under the new work health and safety (WHS) laws, effective 1 January 2012, it is the responsibility as the ‘persons conducting a business or undertaking’ (PCBU) to eliminate risks to health and safety, so far as is reasonably practicable.
All building occupants need to understand the fire safety features of their building and the systems and practices in place designed to reduce the likelihood of fire and other emergencies and to ensure their safety in the case of an emergency.
The establishment of a well-designed emergency plan is the foundation of an effective safety program. Emergency procedures should be:
Training reinforces the need for all employees to be responsible for workplace safety and provides workers with appropriate knowledge and a level of confidence in how to respond to an emergency situation.
Infinity Fire Protection is your emergency training specialist. Our training:
This training module explains the roles, responsibilities and required actions of key personnel within the building, such as Fire Wardens, in the case of an emergency.
This training ensures that all participants will be able to:
There are many different types of emergencies for which all building occupants should be prepared. Evacuation from buildings may be necessary as the result of fire, explosion, chemical leak, structural fault, equipment failure or bomb threat. However, not all emergencies will result in the evacuation of a building. This module explains the appropriate responses to the variety of emergencies, which may be encountered in the workplace.
This training ensures that all participants will be able to:
This module includes Emergency Evacuation Procedures (EEP) training. It is recommended that it be accompanied by an Emergency Evacuation exercise including briefing, drill, debrief of EPC members and written report.
In order to avoid delay, confusion and possible injury in the event of an emergency, it is essential that evacuation procedures and organisational arrangements are well understood and regularly practiced, six monthly and annually, by all building occupants.
This training ensures that all participants will be able to:
This module can be accompanied by an Emergency Evacuation exercise for all employees including briefing, drill, debrief of EPC members and written report.
The most prevalent type of emergency is a fire. All employees need to be made aware of the emergency procedures but in particular, the ECO members need to know how to combat a fire if safe to do so.
This module provides participants with the knowledge, confidence and simple steps to remember in combatting a fire in the workplace. It includes a practical component providing each participant with an opportunity to discharge a CO2 fire extinguisher on a small controlled fire.
This training ensures that all participants will be able to:
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