When there is an emergency, the time to prepare has passed.
When there is an emergency, the time to prepare has passed.





We collaborate with our clients to ensure that their site emergency plan is current and effective for emergency preparedness. Our consultations with key personnel help update and confirm that emergency capabilities, including essential components of Workplace Emergency Training, are suitable, current, and compliant with their duties under Reg.43 of the WHS Act (Duty to Prepare).
We provide comprehensive documentation, planning, and specialized training, such as fire training and Warden Training, aligned with Australian Standards. This includes AS3745:2010 for Planning for Emergencies in Facilities, applicable to all workplaces, and AS 4083:2010 for Planning for Emergencies in Healthcare facilities, alongside the NSW Health Policy - Fire Safety in Healthcare facilities 2010_024, when relevant to the industry or operation. Additionally, we offer targeted 4WD training for emergency response scenarios in off-road environments.

We prepare and empower your selected ECO - Emergency Control Organisation personnel, including the Chief Warden, Deputy Chief Warden, Communications Officer, and Zone/Floor/Area Warden, to effectively respond to various situations. Our approach reflects on your emergency plan and encompasses your policy and workplace procedures. While fire training, including Warden Training, and extinguisher training are critical components of fire safety, it's essential to recognise that workplace emergencies can extend beyond just fire scenarios. Additionally, we offer 4WD training to ensure your team can navigate diverse environments during emergencies.

We utilise your site's emergency preparedness plan to provide comprehensive fire training, including Warden Training, and tutor in the facility's installed and passive systems such as the 'FIP' Fire Indicator Panel, 'EWIS' Emergency Warning Intercommunication System, Fire Safety Doors, Zones, and Spill Kits. This thorough Workplace Emergency Training, which covers extinguisher training and even aspects of 4WD training when relevant, equips the trained ECO - Emergency Control Organisation to effectively manage workplace emergencies in an appropriate and timely manner.

We assist in preparing your site/s by ensuring your Emergency Preparedness is prioritized through the proper documentation and Committee support mechanisms needed to effectively respond to workplace emergencies. This includes fortifying your Emergency Control Organisation with essential fire training, such as extinguisher training and Warden Training, while also enhancing your team's capabilities through 4WD training for emergency response. Furthermore, we ensure business recovery and a smooth return to operations following an incident to enhance overall fire safety with comprehensive Workplace Emergency Training.

We collaborate with our clients to ensure their site emergency plan is current and effective for emergency preparedness. Our face-to-face consultations with key personnel help update and confirm that emergency capabilities are suitable, current, and compliant with their duties under Reg.43 of the WHS Act (Duty to Prepare).
We provide comprehensive documentation, planning, and training aligned with Australian Standards, including AS3745:2010 for Planning for Emergencies in Facilities and AS 4083:2010 for Planning for Emergencies in Healthcare facilities. Additionally, we incorporate relevant NSW Health Policy - Fire Safety in Healthcare facilities 2010_024, where applicable to the industry or operation.
Our courses focus on fire training and workplace emergency training, tailored to industry nuances, and are continually reviewed to meet Australian Standards. The fire training sessions, including extinguisher training and Warden Training, are delivered by off-duty emergency services personnel who possess current qualifications in Training and Assessment.
Based in Coffs Harbour, we also offer 4WD training and deliver onsite training across New South Wales, ensuring all aspects of workplace emergency preparedness are covered.

Know where you are and accurately informing the ECO or the Statutory Emergency Services such as Police, Fire + Rescue or Ambulance when you call '000" in the event of an Emergency.
We recommend that having the working knowledge and use of this technology and the GPS precise location will allow the services to get to you or your faster.
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Activate your trained site Emergency Control Organisation who have the current awareness and ability to perform their duties and communicate; to best address the imminent or actual Emergency.

Ascertain the type and factors of the Emergency from the informed communication and situational awareness of the trained ECO personnel to best manage and further control the incident.

Have in place Current Evacuation Diagrams, Emergency Plans and how to locate the tools including the Passive and Installed systems in the building to assist with the Emergency.

Following the standard procedures including R.A.C.E ( Remove/Rescue - Alert/Alarm - Contain/Confine - Extinguish/Evacuate ) obtain annual manual handling, selection and operation of Fire Blankets + Fire Extinguishers using the P.A.S.S ( Pull - Aim - Squeeze - Sweep) method.

Critical Factors to consider post incident to obtain all the facts, check in on the health, wellbeing and safety of personnel and restore workplace to a functional condition is to ensure a post-incident debriefing. These learnings will also feed into the Emergency Planning Committee review and revision of the Emergency Plan for the organisation / site.
Mon | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Tue | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Wed | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Thu | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Fri | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm | |
Sat | By Appointment | |
Sun | By Appointment |
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